Wonder if it makes a difference. I’m just curious who has high and who has low blood pressure. I’ve always had low and the last two times i went to the dr. it was about 86/66 or something like that although it doeesn’t register that low on my machine at home.
I’ve had people tell me - no wonder you are dizzy. hummm
Mine was always very low (around 80 or 90/60), but has now sneaked up into normal as I have got a bit older (100/70), and I must admit I feel the benefit of this, as I used to faint occasionally (usually when I’d been standing still for a long time) and I don’t seem to any more.
Do you feel like your dizzy problems are related to your blood pressure? I know someone on another forum, who has a condition called orthostatic hypotension which causes a lot of dizzy problems. You might like to look this up and see if it sounds like it fits with your symptoms. Just thought I would mention it.
Medically though, having low blood pressure is generally considered to be a positive thing. You have a much lower risk of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease etc.
When would your blood pressure start to rise in pregnancy? I had preeclampsyia with my first born and had high blood pressure later in the pregnancy but with this one I am having blood pressure reading of 159/98… will it only get worse earlier and what can I do to keep it lower? Oh and is the reading I got a normal one in first trimester?
My bp is very affected by situations. My resting bp is 95/65, but if I have coffee it can go to 120/80, and if I am mad and running around it can go higher. I already take .75 atenolol.