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wwp8 16 July 2005 03:57 PM

low blood pressure
 
do i have low blood pressure, or something else?,

for the last few years i feel dizzy when i stand up if i was crouching a while.
nowadays i feel dizzy at any time.



any cure?
don't say see doctor please

roryscoob 16 July 2005 04:01 PM


Originally Posted by wwp8
do i have low blood pressure, or something else?,

for the last few years i feel dizzy when i stand up if i was crouching a while.
nowadays i feel dizzy at any time.



any cure?
don't say see doctor please

sounds a bit like vertigo mate http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/images/icons/icon9.gif

Spoon 16 July 2005 08:57 PM


Originally Posted by wwp8
don't say see doctor please

Go straight to an undertaker and choose your plot then.

Cut out the middle man!!

paulr 16 July 2005 09:09 PM


Originally Posted by wwp8
do i have low blood pressure, or something else?,

for the last few years i feel dizzy when i stand up if i was crouching a while.
nowadays i feel dizzy at any time.



any cure?
don't say see doctor please

Why not see a doctor,its very easy to get a blood pressure test.
I have very low pressure but never feel dizzy,if that helps any.

hedgehog 16 July 2005 09:44 PM

I get it a bit as well and was given to believe the following:

In the UK they rarely treat low blood pressure unless it is a serious problem while in some other countries they do give you treatment. If you are feeling dizzy all the time then i guess it is a serious problem and as they can treat it in other countries i guess that medication is available. With this in mind it would be worth getting to see the doc.

I don't get any treatment but it really doesn't cause me any serious problems in normal life.

Does anyone know what the situation is about driving when it is causing you problems? I mean is there any chance wwp8 could go to the doc only to be told not to drive?

Spoon 16 July 2005 09:56 PM


Originally Posted by hedgehog
Does anyone know what the situation is about driving when it is causing you problems? I mean is there any chance wwp8 could go to the doc only to be told not to drive?

He hasn't said why he doesn't want to go to the doctor, but if low blood pressure is the cause then he won't be stopped from driving.

He might be told to use discretion due to the way he feels at the time.

Seriously fulltime low blood pressure wouldn't allow you to get out of bed anyway, let alone drive.

Nobody has their license revoked for flu after all so it really is down to the discretion of the license holder.

wwp8 - Do you feel worse after a pee?


Spoon 90/60 on a good day.

TonyBurns 16 July 2005 10:05 PM

The average b/p is 120 over 80, most doctors surgeries will be more than happy to give you a test, age will play a part in it, the older you are, and your weight also, the higher it will be.

Tony

PS, im 110 over 70 and im 36, its been like this for years

dpb 16 July 2005 10:12 PM


Originally Posted by wwp8
do i have low blood pressure, or something else?,

for the last few years i feel dizzy when i stand up if i was crouching a while.
nowadays i feel dizzy at any time.



any cure?
don't say see doctor please

the getting up bit id imagine is fairly average certainly for me anyway - sharp intake of breath and im fine.:)
feeling dizzy all the time could be inner ear problems......this would be a lot more worrying

Spoon 16 July 2005 10:18 PM


Originally Posted by TonyBurns
The average b/p is 120 over 80, most doctors surgeries will be more than happy to give you a test, age will play a part in it, the older you are, and your weight also, the higher it will be.

Not forgetting a serious injury at any age can be a factor even if none of the above play a part.

wwp8 16 July 2005 10:53 PM


Originally Posted by Spoon
all so it really is down to the discretion of the license holder.

wwp8 - Do you feel worse after a pee?


Spoon 90/60 on a good day.

perfectly fine with that

mainly from crouching from a while or, staying at one positon too long

btw i don't like going to doctors/dentists/hospitals etc

Spoon 16 July 2005 10:59 PM


Originally Posted by wwp8
perfectly fine with that

mainly from crouching from a while or, staying at one positon too long

btw i don't like going to doctors/dentists/hospitals etc

Nothing to it. The doctor/nurse will stick a band on your arm, pump it up, let it down and tell you the score.

He/she will then tell you there are no tablets, cut out the wanking for a day and that he/she will see you again if you want to come back should it not improve.

Dr Hu 16 July 2005 11:10 PM


cut out the wanking for a day
Aha - maybe this is the reason he wont go.........

moses 16 July 2005 11:18 PM

hope your ok mate, and not enimic if thats how u spell it

i used to drink a glass of salt water :D its not good for your health but it raises your blood pressure

i went to pakistan for hols when i was 16 and man it was so hot and i didnt drink the local water much it was orrible and all i drunk was pepsi etc and not much fluids anyway
i had to go on glucose or something i cant mind
and i drunk a glass of water with 5 spoons of salt

hmm it helped a bit

wwp8 17 July 2005 12:38 AM


Originally Posted by Spoon
Nothing to it. The doctor/nurse will stick a band on your arm, pump it up, let it down and tell you the score.

He/she will then tell you there are no tablets, cut out the wanking for a day and that he/she will see you again if you want to come back should it not improve.


btw i had that check in 2002, and she said my blood pressure was excellent (or was it good :rolleyes:)
(i still get dizzy from crouching during that time too)

Pauleds2 17 July 2005 12:45 AM

If you want a cure for low blood pressure try eating a kilo of cheese a day covered in salt,followed by 2 gallons of cheap cider,a sack of Pork scratchings,6 big macs and half a dozen hand shandies.

Hypertension by xmas.

StickyMicky 17 July 2005 12:53 AM

plus viagra :D

Leslie 17 July 2005 08:34 AM

My blood pressure dropped considerably after the bypass operation and they always ask me if I get any symptoms like yours, which I luckily don't. Its about 115/80 which I understand is pretty good.

Certainly worth getting it checked out though, better its low than high anyway.

Les


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