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Sleep is not happening well. Waking is becoming difficult. Staying awake is harsh. Medicine can do this, so can illness, though a dropping blood pressure can too. If you have ever been in shock, you might know what a quickly dropping blood pressure can do to you. What is happening is slower, so there is not fainting. It might even be guessed that the blood pressure is both dropping and rising as the medicine waxes and wanes. The regimen will continue, the blood pressure was far too high to not do something drastic. Attempts at keeping things going will continue. No trip to town tonight, it simply wasn't possible. Thankfully food was delivered. It was much needed. To bed?
Good night.
Take care of yourself Doom. I should know more about blood pressure but I'm sure fluctuations are not a good thing.
ReplyDeleteWell, a good blood pressure is 120-130/70-80. A fast drop of 50 can kill. When you hear someone died of wounds, often it was just an unstable blood pressure (a drop). I have enough extra that it isn't killing me, though my doctors would be a little put out that I am going this fast. It is dangerous for me too. Heart attach, stroke, or even just timing out like with shock (heart just stops?, something). But as high as it was... that was really bad too. I simply chose which poison to deal with, the fast drop seemed... better.
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