Low blood pressure or hypotension is most regularly defined as any reading lower than 90 mmHg over 60 mmHg. Did you know most doctors describe low blood pressure as a problem once the symptoms are present?
Low blood is not a concern if there are no symptoms present. However, when low blood pressure causes symptoms, it can be a sign that not enough blood is getting to the organs.
Cardiologist Dr. Victor Elliott shares on Sunrise how to prevent low blood pressure; watch the interview below:
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