Low blood sugar high pulse rate
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While my blood pressure has decreased, my pulse rate is still high. While at work today, I felt my pulse rate increase, and it stayed around 130 for most of the afternoon, while my blood pressure stayed around 130/80. I had no chest pain or anything like that, but did feel sweaty during this time. Now that I am at home, my blood pressure was down to 118/68 and pulse was down to 85. Do you have any ideas what can be causing this and what I can do to prevent it?
Tachycardia or high pulse rate can be due to low BP, anemia, hyperthyroidism, fever, low blood sugar, anxiety and panic disorder, heart causes like sinus tachycardia and palpitations, alcohol, coffee, effect of certain drugs etc.
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And why do i have such a high pulse rate i have had this all my life and now i also have the high blood pressure. They said i was so close to having a heart attack. I did a stress test on the tred mill which showed nothing ut a few spikes but not enough to do the cath. So was wondering if a heart attack is coming or is there something else going on????
You could have weak adrenal glands, they can cause the low blood pressue but usually not the high heart rate. It could also be thyroid, but, that can cause slow heart and high blood pressure, so, I doubt if it these two problems.
Normally, I would say this was a sign of shock, but, you have been having this for so long, I doubt if that is the case with you.
I also have high BP and fast pulse rate, but meds are effective for me. 116/64 may seem low to you after seeing much higher BP over the years. My BP generally runs about 105/60 with alpha and beta blockers and the docs feel that is great. I recently became dehydrated after a surgery and my bp dropped to about 85/50, and that got the doctors attention, but once it climbed back above 100/55 the concern dropped. A low heart rate is more troublesome than the blood pressures you report.
t find normal is that my blood pressure is now all the time high (140/90 and more) with a low pulse rate of 50-55. I have no energy, can't exercise, have pins and needles sensations in my left arm, left leg and chest pain as well as jaw pain and strange headache behind my eyes.
I meet a Cardiologist and he RX some tests to me. I first had severals EKG in the past year and all of them was normal.
Is it normal for pulse to become low after CABG surgery. My pulse is staying in the 50's most of the time but lately has fallen several time into the 40's. The lowest is 46. I am not athletic but I have lost 47 pounds since surgery.
Sounds like it could be blood sugar level (not blood pressure). Talk to your doctor. This happens to me when I've not eaten recently or enough. Eating will rectify it. Try keeping crackers in your purse or near you. Anyway do talk to your doctor about this.
He has recently been going in to grocery store to check his blood pressure and pulse. His blood pressure has been consistently in the 145/80 range with pulse in the 60's. He takes no medication. Three weeks after he was born he was in the ICU with bradycardia and taking breaths with as much as 20 seconds between which led to low oxygen counts. He wore a monitor for the first six months of his life and it alerted when he was ill. (There wre some false alarms but not all were.
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