Dehydration occurs when the body loses too much water, usually as a result of losing fluids at a faster rate than it takes in. It can cause changes in blood volume, which may lead to drops or ...

Adding foods with vitamin B-12 (eggs, chicken and tuna) and rich in folate (broccoli and leafy greens) can stave off anemia, which lowers blood pressure. But reducing your meal size is also key, say ...

Low blood pressure means a reading of 90/60 mm Hg or lower and is not a cause for concern unless you experience symptoms like ...

Pregnancy brings significant circulatory changes, often causing blood pressure dips, especially in early trimesters. While ...

A sudden drop in blood pressure, medically known as hypotension, can leave a person feeling dizzy, weak, cold and even on the ...

It's always important to stay hydrated. After all, more than half of the human body is made of water. Drinking water keeps you from becoming thirsty and can help cool you off on a hot day. But staying ...

Cutting out a teaspoon of salt from a diet everyday can lower blood pressure as much as most hypertension medications, a study published this month in the Journal of the American Medical Association ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is concerned that Americans aren't doing enough to manage high blood pressure. While drinking water doesn't instantly lower one's hypertension, it ...