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Symptoms of HYPOTENSION


Depending on the severity of hypotension, the symptoms range from light-headedness to coma. Commonly, changes of position, particularly when standing up, will increase symptoms. The heart rate will increase and the person may faint. As hypotension becomes severe, the heart races to try and pump additional blood. The vessels of the skin are contracted to try and force blood to more vital organs. The skin usually feels cold and moist.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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