Medication for low blood pressure

Barring any medical conditions, it's the result of blood rushing from your head due to the changing pressures in your cardio system. If this happens often though, you should seek a medical opinion.

Hello, April -

The only information I have found regarding stevia and hypertension (high blood pressure) talks about using stevia as a sweetner while taking medication to lower blood pressure.

From: MedlinePlus, a database of medical and health information from the U.S. National Library of Medicine:
https://medlineplus.gov/druginfo/natural/682.html
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Some research shows that stevia might decrease blood pressure. In theory, taking stevia along with medications used for lowering high blood pressure might cause your blood pressure to go too low. However, some research shows that stevia does not affect blood pressure. Therefore, it's not known if this potential interaction is a big concern.
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Note: I am a librarian by profession.

Best wishes.

straight back to the doctor to make sure that the heart tablets are compatible with the cough medicine or medication for the flu

Fixya is an advice forum for do it yourselfers. We don't offer medical advice. Consult WebMD.

low blood pressure
dont muck about get to a medical professional for ECG
and advice

could mean medication like blood thinners

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far too high
anything over 140 should be discussed with a doctor
If you are self monitoring at home ensure that the monitor is correctly calibrated before each use
Take it along to the doctors and have your pressure read on his machine then read it off yours
To give you an example my blood pressure regularly reads 115 over 55 and my concern that it is too low but the doctor says better low than high and I and 71

Not sure this is the right forum for your question. As we normally don't deal with medical questions. I suggest you go to www.webmd.com and research the treatment for your condition, as well as the medication your doctor used.