How Common Is The Issue Of Wildly Swinging Blood Pressures, And Where Does That Fit In On The Progression Of PD?
My wife's BP is all over the place. She has had issues with orthostatic hypotension, and was prescribed some blood pressure medication to raise her blood pressure while in hospital recently (a long story, that), but it still swings wildly. Since coming back from the hospital stay, she has consistent night time incontinence (only occasional accidents before), and swallowing her pills has become more of an ordeal (she did have to be intubated in the hospital, but soon was back to swallowing her… read more
though apparently having no negative impact on the health of the participants, he published results of the study indicate no improvement in blood pressure for those participants.
Thanks for the link! I will check out the L-tyrosine supplement idea more.
Wildly swinging blood pressures, or fluctuations in blood pressure, can be a common issue for people with Parkinson's disease (PD). This can lead to dizziness and balance issues, which are significant concerns for those with PD. These symptoms can occur at various stages of the disease and contribute to the risk of falls.
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