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How does stress cause symptoms of Low Blood Pressure to occur? |
Please can someone tell me, I have tried asking before but got no reply that actually told me how it happens? The reason you've had no sensible answers is that scientifically, "low blood pressure" doesn't exist. There is no such thing as "low blood Pressure" -except in the minds of the medical profession. I too have low blood pressure and so does my sister but not as you say "but in a healthy way so you get no symptoms" as far as I can tell everyone with low blood pressure gets those symptoms, that is usually how they know that they have low blood pressure! |
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