Patient Comments: Low Blood Pressure - Symptoms
What symptoms do you have when you suffer from low blood pressure?
Comment from: ksyow, 55-64 Male (Patient)
Published: February 13
My low blood pressure symptom is some dizziness and vomiting. Was this comment helpful?Yes
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I have had confusion, faintness, felt shaky, unable to hold things in my hands, have spilled and dropped things, taken frequent naps, had headaches, fuzzy eyesight, can't read, and also would feel cranky and angry. I stopped taking my blood pressure medication. The reading was 90/50 and 87/49; now it's 107/60 and I am feeling better.