Why do they give medication for high blood pressure but for low blood pressure your told to live with it?

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Live with it" is a quite strange diagnosis The reason why such a statement might be given is that low pressure in general lead to fatigueness but there are no live threatening problems. Gh pressure on the other hand can lead to massive problems if it is getting too high. There are medications treating low blood pressure but you only use that if the pressure is too low so that you can actually are in danger of losing conciousness e.g. While driving a car or something similar.

But you have to have a quite low pressure to do that. Sources: Personal experience .

Quite simply high blood pressure can kill you but a low BP that is not caused by blood loss etc won't .

1 If you were told by a doctor to "live with" low blood pressure, get a second opinion. There are medications for low blood pressure. If you cannot control it with lifestyles changes, ask a doctor for medication.

Here's some info -healthy-ojas.com/LowBP/lbp_medication.html# .

If you were told by a doctor to "live with" low blood pressure, get a second opinion. There are medications for low blood pressure. If you cannot control it with lifestyles changes, ask a doctor for medication.

Here's some info -healthy-ojas.com/LowBP/lbp_medication.html.

2 To answer your question requires more information, and possibly advice from a physician. To know about low blood pressure requires knowing what your blood pressure usually is, and whether or not you have symptoms. Knowing your heart rate would be good as well.It might help you to know that blood pressure below 120/80 is recommended for good health.

Many people have a usual blood pressure that is between 100/60 to 120/80. My blood pressure is in that range. I'm a registered nurse, and happy when my BP is 108/66.

To answer your question requires more information, and possibly advice from a physician. To know about low blood pressure requires knowing what your blood pressure usually is, and whether or not you have symptoms. Knowing your heart rate would be good as well.It might help you to know that blood pressure below 120/80 is recommended for good health.

Many people have a usual blood pressure that is between 100/60 to 120/80. My blood pressure is in that range. I'm a registered nurse, and happy when my BP is 108/66.

3 My father began having problems with low blood pressure, so his doctor put in a pacemaker. S would cause him to pass out under certain circumstances, and, because he is a husky 6' 2" man, that can cause quite a few problems. Seek a second opinion if this is proving to be a real problem for you.

My father began having problems with low blood pressure, so his doctor put in a pacemaker. S would cause him to pass out under certain circumstances, and, because he is a husky 6' 2" man, that can cause quite a few problems. Seek a second opinion if this is proving to be a real problem for you.

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Can these be symptoms of missing taking my blood pressure medication for three days: headache,tiredness etc.

I just took Benadrly. I need to take my Blood Pressure medication hydrochlorothiazide. How long should I wait?

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