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I have afib and have had for about 7 months. i was hospitialized for 3 days and they gave me blood thinners and rate controll meds. on the second day i had a cardiacconversion on my one. i am still on rate controll meds and a full dose asprin. I still have small apisodes some time with pain. i was hospitialized again for the second time just a few weeks ago. my blood tests where slightly elivated. i get dizzy from time to time. and my blood preasure drops to mid 90s over mid to high 70s.
An underactive thyroid or overactive thyroid can cause low blood pressure. In addition, other conditions, such as adrenal insufficiency, low blood sugar, and in some cases, diabetes, can trigger low blood pressure.
You may want to consult with your doctor. There may be a problem with your medication, your doctor has your health history, any concomitant disorders, possible allergies, etc. Take care.
You may want to consult with your doctor. There may be a problem with your medication, your doctor has your health history, any concomitant disorders, possible allergies, etc. Take care.
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