Don't panic, dear. Low BP is very common as your circulatory system expands. Just try drinking fresh lemon water with a pinch of salt or ORS, and avoid standing up too fast. Still, do mention it to your doctor during your next visit.
When my blood pressure dropped, I immediately messaged my care team at the hospital. They told me to keep checking it at home and to come in if I felt very dizzy. I highly recommend calling your doctor's clinic directly so they can advise you on safe steps.
I had low BP issues too, and it made me feel so weak and dizzy sometimes. My doctor advised me to stay hydrated and eat small, frequent meals. Please consult your gynac so they can guide you properly, especially as your body prepares for delivery.
I am planning to conceive and reading about these symptoms makes me want to prepare. Is low BP something that happens to everyone, or does it depend on pre-pregnancy fitness? I hope you feel better soon, do ask your doctor for advice!
Low BP can sometimes make you feel faint, which is risky if you fall down. Please check with your gynac immediately to get their advice on this. Don't try any home remedies or ignore it without speaking to your doctor first.
I had severe dizziness due to low BP and actually fainted once, which was very scary. My doctor had to monitor me closely and adjust my diet and fluids. If you feel lightheaded, please call your gynac right away to prevent any accidents.
It's quite common in the first two trimesters, but you have to be careful about dizziness. I used to do very gentle yoga stretches and short walks only after my doctor allowed it to keep my circulation going. But please consult your doctor first to make sure it's safe for you.
