I got sent a copy of a letter that has been sent to my doctor from the hospital, and it says my blood pressure is only 96/55. Would this affect my head and make me feel terrible? I have felt terrible since the TIA and told that I have afib on 6th feb this year. The hospital reduced the bisoprolol from 7.5 to 5.0 but I still feel terrible. Keith.
Blood Pressure.: I got sent a copy of a... - Atrial Fibrillati...
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Low blood pressure can make you feel light headed, cause faints when you stand up or dizziness. Drink plenty of water.
Yes, when my BP is at that level I feel woozy and 'empty legged' - very unpleasant. I drink lots of water over the course of a few hours and usually the BP will start to rise.
Hi. We are all different. My blood pressure is often around 85/53 but I feel absolutely fine and my doctor doesnt seem concerned. However it means I will never be able to increase my dose of bisoprolol. I am on a maximum of 2.5. This is not a problem at present as flecanide is keeping AF at bay. If your low blood pressure is making you feel ill, you need to request a change of meds. Could it be the aftermath of the TIA. I felt absutely dreadful for about 6 weeks after mine. Hope you get to the bottom of the problem soon. X