Those kind of vision experiences are why I've started dialing back my blood
pressure medication. If I jumped out of bed to go to the bathroom I needed to
know where the wall was so I could catch myself. Now only taking the pill 4
days a week those symptoms have gone from 50% of the time to about 10%. If I
sit up and pause for a second before I get up it never happens.My BP checking
machine says I'm normal, as low as 117/78, never more than 121/82. These are
the lowest readings I've ever had.
My governor wants to close gyms even though he admits that the bulk of new
COVID cases are from holiday parties at private homes. I wrote him an email
suggesting he fix his rectal/cranial inversion.
-Curt
On Saturday, December 19, 2020, 4:18:19 PM EST, Mitch Haley via Mercedes
<mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
On 2020-12-19 15:57, Scott Ritchey via Mercedes wrote:
> Thanks for these numbers and explanation. I got one of those finger
> things
> back when COVID started. I notice about 95% resting (watching TV) but
> 95-97%
> if more active. Seemed counterintuitive but this explains it
>
Yes, Karl, thanks for the explanation.
My resting sat is 95% also.
If I think about exhaling fully through my mouth, it shoots up to
97-98%, but 99% just doesn't happen for me.
I wonder what it was like back when my resting pulse was down around 40?
Back then my vision would sometimes black out from simply standing up
quickly after sitting in a Lazy-Boy for a while.
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