Your symptoms—low blood pressure, numbness in limbs, chest heaviness, and occasional shortness of breath—may indicate a serious underlying issue. Possible causes include heart problems, nerve or circulation issues, electrolyte imbalance, anemia, or thyroid/adrenal disorders. Next steps: Please consult a cardiologist urgently. Important tests may include ECG, echocardiogram, blood tests (CBC, electrolytes, thyroid, kidney), and stress testing. Do not ignore chest heaviness or breathlessness, especially at rest.

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Nutritional deficiencies Iron deficiency anemia (common at this age, especially in females with heavy periods). Vitamin B12 / folate deficiency → can cause numbness, tingling, fatigue. 2. Low blood pressure causes Dehydration, low salt intake, endocrine causes (thyroid, adrenal). Postural hypotension. 3. Cardiac issues Though less common at 18, arrhythmia or structural heart disease must be ruled out. 4. Electrolyte imbalance Low sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium can cause numbness, weakness, palpitations. 5. Psychogenic (anxiety/panic) Can cause chest heaviness, breathlessness, tingling, but must only be considered after organic causes are excluded. --- ✅ Suggested Next Steps Investigations: CBC (Hemoglobin, RBC indices → anemia check) Serum Vitamin B12, Folate, Vitamin D Thyroid profile (TSH, Free T4) Electrolytes (Na, K, Ca, Mg) ECG (to rule out arrhythmia) If persistent, 2D Echo Immediate measures: Hydration: 2.5–3 L water/day, add ORS or coconut water. Adequate salt intake (unless contraindicated). Balanced diet: green leafy vegetables, fruits, pulses, dairy, eggs/fish (if non-veg). Regular meals (avoid long fasting). Warning signs (seek urgent care if): Severe or sudden chest pain Difficulty breathing at rest Loss of consciousness or near-fainting Rapid worsening of symptoms

• Hydration + ORS daily • Balanced diet + more salt (unless restricted) • Iron + Folic acid + Vit B12 supplements (common cause at this age) • Tests: CBC, B12, Vit D, Thyroid, Electrolytes, ECG ⚠️ If chest heaviness or breathlessness worsens → Emergency immediately

Please consult a General Physician in your area for a physical examination. Before that you should get a Complete Health Check up package from a reputed Laboratory. At 18 years of age the aim should be to find a cause for your symptoms rather than taking only symptomatic treatment.

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Kindly do ECG , 2D echo for chest. Do CBC, lipid profile, Vit B12 and D3 blood report. Drink water. And kindly consult nearest Doctor.

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Your symptoms — constantly low blood pressure, numbness in limbs, chest heaviness, and occasional breathing difficulty — are potentially serious and should not be ignored. These could be caused by several conditions, including: Cardiac issues: Low blood pressure with chest heaviness and shortness of breath could indicate heart rhythm problems or reduced heart function. Neurological or vascular causes: Numbness in limbs may suggest nerve or circulation issues. Other causes: Electrolyte imbalance, anemia, or endocrine problems (like low thyroid or adrenal issues) can also cause these symptoms. What you should do: Seek urgent medical evaluation — ideally a cardiologist first. Tests that may be needed: ECG, echocardiogram, blood tests (CBC, electrolytes, thyroid, kidney function), and possibly stress testing. Do not ignore chest heaviness or breathing difficulty, especially if it occurs at rest or with minimal exertion. Bottom line: Your symptoms could indicate a serious underlying problem, and immediate consultation with a doctor is strongly recommended.

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Do a ECG, 2D ECHO, S. MMA, S. THFA, CHEST X RAY AND PFT.