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Low Blood Preasure.

Posted by artemis1 on Mon, 19 Jul 2010

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Low B.P.is a common problem but seen as less important than high B.P. There are many reason why your B.P. level might be to loo. you can easily control your B.P. to do following changes to your daily life style. You can use more salt, as sodium can increase B.P. If you are patient of failure then consult your doctor before increasing salt in your diet. Drinking lot of fluids you may take 10 glasses of fluid a day. during exercise To promote blood flow have regular exercise Avoid hea... Read More

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minil 19 Jul 10 12:08 PM A very commonly seen problem in the hospital is hypertentive patients taking blood pressure pills and on sodium restricted diet presenting with low B.P.These patients should not be told to completely go off salt.they should avoid pickles, pappad, dry fish, concentrated salt drinks etc.A 2GM sodium restriction is what is normally recommended.Blood pressure should be routinely checked while on antihypertensives.

minil

19 Jul 10
12:08 PM

A very commonly seen problem in the hospital is hypertentive patients taking blood pressure pills and on sodium restricted diet presenting with low B.P.These patients should not be told to completely go off salt.they should avoid pickles, pappad, dry fish, concentrated salt drinks etc.A 2GM sodium restriction is what is normally recommended.Blood pressure should be routinely checked while on antihypertensives.