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Blood pressure problems during pregnancy
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i was told today that my blood pressure is slightly low and was wondereing if this could be why i'm so tired and have the occasional lightheadness ? how do i raise my blood pressure healthly?

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A friend of mine was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure, high sugar and high cholesterol. Since then he has been taking medication, but complains that the medicine gives him headaches and he never felt this way before and if the medicine makes him feel worse why should he continue taking it.What can I do to persuade him that he needs to continue with the medicine? 

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i have polycystic kidney disease, i have had a cerebral aneurysm which did not burst and was successfully coiled, i take lisinopril medication for high blood pressure, a few weeks ago my second toe on both feet were red itchy & swollen. a few days later my big toe was also showing these symptoms, these lasted approx 10 days but have stopped itching but are still slightly swollen & uncomfortable and are very cold & have turned a blue colour, what could be causing this?

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