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Low Blood Pressure Linked to Stroke and Kidney Failure: Doctor’s Warning

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Dr. Andrei Ryabkov said that chronic low blood pressure is dangerous to health and can lead to chronic fatigue, weakness, stroke and kidney failure.

He says: “A person can suffer from low blood pressure from a lack of oxygen in the blood, which negatively affects the brain, heart and other organs of the body.”

The doctor explained: With low blood pressure, symptoms such as dizziness, headache, vulnerability to weather changes, feeling weak, sleep disturbance, palpitations, increased sweating and shortness of breath appear.

He says: “Low blood pressure can lead to fainting, especially in places where air is trapped. A person suffering from low blood pressure feels fluctuations in temperature and humidity and is prone to extreme mood swings.”

And he adds: If such symptoms appear, you should contact a cardiologist who can prescribe appropriate treatment. Because taking medicines to treat low blood pressure without a doctor’s prescription comes with many risks.

Source: Izvestia newspaper.

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