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Early Signs To Indicate Low Blood Pressure

Hypotension, also known as low blood pressure, occurs when there is a poor supply of blood to all the organs of the body. This condition could be dangerous because it can cause stroke, heart attack or kidney failure.

The most-common causes of low blood pressure include reduced volume of blood, heart disease, endocrine problem, allergic reaction, nutritional deficiencies and certain other medications.

The cause of low blood pressure can be determined by blood tests, radiologic studies and cardiac testing.

However, there are many symptoms that can indicate a low blood pressure in the body. It can be fatal if not taken proper care of and can cost the life of a person. Therefore, it is better to be aware of the symptoms.

In this article, we at Boldsky will be listing out some of the symptoms that indicate a low blood pressure in the body. Have a look at these symptoms and treat low BP at the earliest.

Dizziness

Dizziness

Dizziness is the most common symptom of low blood pressure. It is experienced when the position is changed like getting up after sitting for too long, standing for long hours and after having food.

 Fainting

Fainting

The downfall in the blood pressure reduces the blood circulation in the brain and this further leads to the loss of consciousness.

 Blurry Vision

Blurry Vision

Lack of blood flow to the vital organs, the absence of oxygen and nutrients restrict the functioning of the organs. This affects the vision too during low blood pressure.

Irregular Heart Beat:

Irregular Heart Beat:

Heart gets affected the most, when the blood pressure drops. An abnormally fast heart rate could possibly trigger a low blood pressure.

 Pale Skin

Pale Skin

Pale skin is another common symptom of low blood pressure. This is caused by the lack of blood reaching to the outer layers of the skin. Hence, the skin changes its colour and looks pale and yellow.

 Stiff Neck

Stiff Neck

Neck muscles play a crucial role in controlling blood pressure, heart rate and breathing. When the pressure drops down, it results in stiff muscles.

Sweating

Sweating

When the blood pressure dips, there is a loss of bodily fluids through sweating. Excessive sweating with low blood pressure could be an indication of a further emergency that needs to be treated early.

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