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Hypotensive
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Hypotensive
by kim__0__0, Jan 01, 1995 12:00AM
Posted By kim on December 07, 1998 at 17:34:24:
If you are on a treadmill and your blood pressure before is 100/64 and you start the treadmill, pass out after two minutes of so, and your blood pressure at the time of fainting is 90/60, why are you considered to by hypotensive during exercise and warned not to exercise until the source is found out?
Figure in that passing out is common when too much physical activity is being done in the past few months and the person is used to being aerobics 3-4 times a week previously. Thanks..
If you are on a treadmill and your blood pressure before is 100/64 and you start the treadmill, pass out after two minutes of so, and your blood pressure at the time of fainting is 90/60, why are you considered to by hypotensive during exercise and warned not to exercise until the source is found out?
Figure in that passing out is common when too much physical activity is being done in the past few months and the person is used to being aerobics 3-4 times a week previously. Thanks..
