Your info about TM and BP is
interesting b/c I've always had really low BP. Also, really low
temp. I guess I really fit in, don't I! :)
People with Mitral Valve Prolapse
(which I have) "who are symptomatic because of a decrease in circulating
blood volume, have low blood pressure and a tendency to tire
easily." This reference goes on to say that the symptoms can be
counteracted by a good intake of fluids - 8 to 10 glasses a day of water and
other sugar-free and caffeine-free drinks.
I thought this sounded weird at first,
but it makes sense, physiologically, because your body keeps fluids
(pressure) in a balance (inside and outside of the cells),
so increased fluids could actually increase your blood volume.
(Someone correct me if I'm not explaining that right.) When I said it
helped me before, I didn't mean in specific instances when I got dizzy, but
rather drinking more fluids over a period of time seemed to do away with my
tendency to feel dizzy or like I was going to pass out. You're right
though, that salt can be a factor, as "salt tends to hold fluid in
circulation", according to this same reference.
Sally
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