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Can Parkinson’s Effect Blood Pressure
Very much so. My husband’s most troublesome symptom is very low BP/Orthostatic hypotension. He takes several meds for it every day including Midodrine, Droxidopa, and Florinef. He also takes salt capsules every day, drinks Gatorade, has to use lots of salt, and wears compression socks. He’s had multiple falls from his BP plummeting when he stands up.
Yes, Parkinson's disease can affect blood pressure. Medications used to treat Parkinson's, such as MAOIs, can contribute to high blood pressure. Additionally, issues like dizziness and balance problems can be related to blood pressure changes. If you believe your medications are causing blood pressure issues, it's important Show Full Answer
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