my wife has low blood pressure and is feeling dizzy and stomach upset,what kind of things can she drink/food e

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my wife has low blood pressure ,feels,dizzy,upset stomach,weak,tired,faint..wants to know what she drink and eat to bring the pressure back to normal levels,will gatorade help????

Answer 1

If all of these symptoms occur at the same time, your wife may be in dire trouble. Comfort her a short time and if the symptoms do not pass, take her to emergency.

Even if the symptoms come and go, she needs to be seen by a medical professional about this condition.

To treat dizziness, have her lie down with her legs above her heart. This returns more blood to the head. Treat her upset stomach with antacids. Her blood pressure may need to be controlled with medication.

Things she may be advised to eat are the opposite of all the things a person with hypertension is supposed to avoid, generally things with salt-sodium. Pretzels, pickles, soy sauce, additional salt on food, Salt tablets. She may be advised to avoid fruits, vegetables and lean protein.

Gatorade does contain sodium, but it won't treat her upset stomach or dizziness symptom.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

This is concerning to me...If her blood pressure is low and she is feeling weak and dizzy I think she needs intervention by going to the ER for car..Gatorade will not bring her blood pressure up and I am not sure what is going on but it may cause more harm than good.

Answer 5

Low blood pressure is common in pregnancy and can cause fainting. You should definately talk to your trained caregiver to be sure something else isn't going on. My friend had trouble with LBP and fainting. SHe had to take cooler baths/showers, make sure she ate well and often, and stood up slowly. She and the baby did just fine.

Answer 6

If she has low blood pressure she needs to go to a doctor. In the mean time, make sure she gets plenty of fluids and eats a balanced diet.

Answer 7

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