Questions to Ask Your Doctor
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- I have symptoms, and I’m worried that I may have low blood pressure.
- I have hypotension, and this is a follow-up visit.
- I have hypotension, and I’m sick or having problems.
I have symptoms, and I’m worried that I may have low blood pressure.
Reviewed by James Beckerman, MD, FACC on June 03, 2022
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Could my symptoms be a sign that I have low blood pressure, or hypotension?
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What causes abnormally low blood pressure?
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Could my low blood pressure be caused by medications I’m taking, or by another medical condition?
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Will I need to take medication for hypotension?
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Is there anything I can do on my own to ease the problem?
I have hypotension, and this is a follow-up visit.
Reviewed by James Beckerman, MD, FACC on June 03, 2022
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What are my current blood pressure readings? What do the numbers mean?
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If I’m taking medication, will the dosage need to be adjusted from time to time?
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If a medication is causing my low blood pressure, can the dose be changed or can I take a different medication?
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Besides medication, can diet or other treatments relieve the symptoms of low blood pressure?
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What precautions should I take because I have hypotension?
I have hypotension, and I’m sick or having problems.
Reviewed by James Beckerman, MD, FACC on June 03, 2022
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Could my problems be a sign that my hypotension is getting worse?
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Are my problems a side effect of the medication I’m taking for low blood pressure? Should I change medication?
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Could an underlying condition be causing my problems? Should I get additional tests?
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What more can I do to avoid the symptoms of hypotension, such as feeling light-headed when I stand up?
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Should I get a second opinion or consult with a specialist?
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