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Dizziness and 103/72 BP
I feel dizziness and my BP is 103/72. Is BP low? Do I feel dizziness due to low BP? I feel tired also all the time.
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It can be due to low bp yes, take a glass of nimbu pani or shikanji. If the dizziness persists, take a consultation
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Pls get ur CBC and ECG done,also check if u have u have cold or nasal blockage?
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have glucon d twice a day with 1 glass of water
and tab zincovit BD
if u have neck pain ,then take zerodol Mr BD
with digene syp
tab betahist 16 tds for giddiness
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avoid pillow during sleep ,also take proper 8 hr sleep
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Stay hydrated
Consult for proper treatment
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Dr. Aashi Khan
General Practitioner
2 yrs exp
Mumbai
Your BP is not too low to feel dizzy.
You may feel dizzy due to various reasons.. Need full history and investigations to be done
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Dr. Faiz Ul Waheed
General Practitioner
7 yrs exp
Srinagar
Feeling tired with low BP indicates that u will be anemic...
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Consultation with a doctor
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