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Blackout with BP 90/60
Hi Dr.
My family member recently had black out for a minute or two , 2 times in 2 days.
We checked and her BP is around 90/60 ( not sure about reading in the past as we never checked)
Is this a big concern ?
Is the main reason for the blackout or should we go for other tests ?
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Low blood pressure decrease blood supply to brain and eyes.
How old is the patient?
Any known cardiac problem?
It's a very big concern.
Please seek urgent medical attention.
The patient needs intravenous fluids at this stage along with injections to increase blood pressure.
Next Steps
maintain good fluid intake of patient.
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ECG, CBC for Hemoglobin, 2d echo and carotid doppler studies, blood sugar level are the initial test required.
further testing depends on the cause identified.
Seek urgent medical attention/hospitalization.
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BP is low, that's why he has blackout or feeling of faintness. Give plenty of water, Electrol, fruit juice, rest.
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low B P need to find out cause. you should consult to Physician.
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