Hypotension. How to raise low blood pressure immediately and naturally

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Published 2021-04-19
How to increase blood pressure? The topic of low blood pressure is not well covered, and the causes of hypotension should not be underestimated. Therefore, we created a video aimed at informing our audience of the hypotension mechanism, its symptoms, and how to fight it.

In this video, you will find tips on increasing blood pressure and rules to follow if you are suffering from hypotension. We will also talk about what to do immediately if your blood pressure drops to or below 90/60mmHg, and what should be done to avoid such a decrease in blood pressure.

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Timecodes:
0:05 - What is hypotension. What does blood pressure depend on?
0:46 - The most dangerous thing that can happen because of a rapid decrease in blood pressure
1:09 - 5 steps to help immediately raise blood pressure
2:06 - 10 tips for maintaining blood pressure in the future

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This content is only for educational reasons. It is not intended to provide medical advice or to be used instead of medical help. All viewers are advised to consult their doctors or other medically qualified personnel.

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References we used while preparing this video:
1. What Causes Low Blood Pressure? - www.webmd.com/heart/understanding-low-blood-pressu…
2. What Is Low Blood Pressure? - www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health-topics/low-blood-pressure
3. Hypotension causes - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK499961/
4. Low Blood Pressure Directory - www.webmd.com/hypertension-high-blood-pressure/low…
5. Management of Orthostatic Hypotension - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7339914/
6. How to cure low blood pressure www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/319506

Please take care of yourself and your relatives, and keep your blood pressure under control!

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All Comments (21)
  • @Paramedstore
    Timecodes: 0:05 - What is hypotension. What does blood pressure depend on? 0:46 - The most dangerous thing that can happen because of a rapid decrease in blood pressure 1:09 - 5 steps to help immediately raise blood pressure 2:06 - 10 tips for maintaining blood pressure in the future How do you deal with low blood pressure?
  • @lynnsim7471
    My readings usually at 90+-/60+- I fainted a few times before while standing. I was told to squat whenever I feel dizzy. Most ppl won’t understand the kind of fatigue hypotension faced. I get depressed sometimes due to tiredness so I incorporate exercise routine for 30mins, 5 times a week. This helped my physical and mental state. I feel more in control of my health though my reading is still consider low mostly. I am no longer angry with myself for being ‘lazy’ as I recognised it is a medical condition I faced. I learn to accept and take things easier now. ❤️
  • @ivanaudiljak261
    Low blood pressure is sadly so underrated. Thank you for the tips 😊
  • 1. Avoid standing 2. Train calf muscles 3. Wear compressive underwear 4. Drink a lot of water 5. Avoid alcohol 6. Avoid coffee 7. Do not ignore breakfast 8. Sleep 8 hours 9. Take cold shower
  • @americausa5448
    This video is very helpful, thanks a lot ❤️ I’m 38 yo and recently I’ve been feeling dizzy, nauseous, I had cold sweats, irregular heartbeat & even felt like I’m gonna faint. Just like today it happened while I was driving. Ir was so scary, I rushed home and immediately laid down. I checked my BP and it was low 102/71 I drank honey 🍯 water 💦 and waited 20 minutes. I always drink tons of water, exercise and only drink one cup of coffee in the morning. Dizziness went away but I was super fatigue and sleepy. I took a short nap, 15 minutes the. Ate dinner. I’m feeling much better now, but not 100% yet. And it’s true about the blood circulation, I always had an issue with that 😔 I wish everyone great health 🤍 take good care of yourselves guys 🙏🏻 2 month update: I’ve been feeling great and been wearing compression sucks every day. I feel great and highly recommend it 👍🏼👍🏼
  • @jenniferma1982
    Thank you thank you! I'm 38 years old now & I felt like I've been dismissed so many times by health professionals because it's something they cannot 'fix'. These are great coping mechanisms, esp when I feel light headed. Thank you so much. Really appreciate your video!
  • @fitriyanti5476
    Thanks so much, this information is really helpful. Im 30 years old, some time i feel dizzy and my dark circle eye very bad, and than my heatbeat go fast especially after drinking coffe. So before i watch this vidio i talk someting happen with my heart. So thank you so much for the information.
  • @niyahbenson3302
    Thanks for this! I’m 16 working at an amusement park and I fainted because my blood pressure was so low my skin was cold and pale I was very scared luckily paramedics were there to help. I’m going to use these tips
  • @AvrenimDiaz27
    This made me so happy I’m 4 months pregnant and dealing with hypotension it’s common but very hard for me cope with work. This video helped a lot
  • @ilovgudmuzik
    THANK YOU!!! 🙂 I found this to be really helpful and informative. Thank you 🙏🏽
  • @moonerlyn9412
    These pictographic videos are the best way to understand. Thanks
  • I always suffer from low blood pressure, thank you so much with this advice , really appreciate
  • Thank you so much for your tips. Lately, mine has been 90/60 and has had me concerned. I will incorporate your tips right now!
  • @diehard6348
    Thank you for the tips. So very helpful , short and simple