Low blood pressure – causes, symptoms, and treatment

Low blood pressure refers to a drop in systolic and diastolic pressure below normal levels, most often in a chronic form. It primarily affects women and can have various causes, leading to symptoms such as cold sweats, weakness, dizziness, headaches, or fainting. Although often underestimated, this condition can interfere with daily life and sometimes lead to serious complications. What pressure is considered too low? When to go to the hospital for low blood pressure? What are the causes and consequences of hypotension?

Natalia Goździak

Master of dietetics, specialist in dietoprophylaxis and dietotherapy

Copywriter - dietitian. She completed her bachelor's degree in sports dietetics at the Academy of Physical Education in Poznań, while her master's degree in dietoprophylaxis and dietotherapy - at the UP in Poznań. She treats the principles of healthy eating primarily as valuable tips, not rigorous regulations, that must be strictly followed. Privately, she is passionate about photography, which cannot imagine life without books.