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    I have genetic Low Blood Pressue, my Mum has it my grandparents have it. After resting (watching TV ect) and getting up quickly makes me dizzy and my vision goes strange for a second or two. Nothing serious.

    When I do sport like hockey or when I run at the gym or at school, I find it tremedously difficult to carry on. I have little stamina, is this part of my low blood pressure, or the fact that I should get fitter?

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    Hmmmm I get that sometimes. Never happens when I cycle but when I run or sommat it happens. No idea whats causing it as im positive I dont have low BP.

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    I dont think its associated with your low blood pressure, I think i have low blood pressure to because when i get up my im extremely dizzy for a minutes, but If your having trouble carrying on It might be becaue you are developing asthma [sp?], there is a possibility that you dont work out or you dont burn of energy like you used to so now its harder to burn off..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Porosity View Post
    If your having trouble carrying on It might be becaue you are developing asthma [sp?]
    I do believe that I have some kind of very mild asthma because after running middle distances I end up coughing and being ill for the rest of the day.
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    Nothing to do with low blood pressure, most people have it, including me sometimes.

    CLick here for WHY http://www.discoverymagazine.com/dig...d/d0205dd.html

    running middle distances I end up coughing and being ill = Lack of warming up, i often get that when doing long distance, but maybe being ill is little to far, but coughing is common.


    When I do sport like hockey or when I run at the gym or at school, I find it tremedously difficult to carry on. I have little stamina, is this part of my low blood pressure, or the fact that I should get fitter?
    = Well, probably down to not lazy and lack of interest, obviously being fit can help. Try getting a friend to do execise with you, or listen to music while you do it... WORKS FOR ME.



    Hope that helps...
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    Quote Originally Posted by smurf-you View Post
    Nothing to do with low blood pressure, most people have it, including me sometimes.

    CLick here for WHY http://www.discoverymagazine.com/dig...d/d0205dd.html

    running middle distances I end up coughing and being ill = Lack of warming up, i often get that when doing long distance, but maybe being ill is little to far, but coughing is common.


    When I do sport like hockey or when I run at the gym or at school, I find it tremedously difficult to carry on. I have little stamina, is this part of my low blood pressure, or the fact that I should get fitter?
    = Well, probably down to not lazy and lack of interest, obviously being fit can help. Try getting a friend to do execise with you, or listen to music while you do it... WORKS FOR ME.



    Hope that helps...
    I wouldn't call myself unfit, as I regularly go to the gym and play hockey once a week, let alone walk miles each week too and from places. But advice taken. Oh and not lack of intrest, I've been playing hockey for 10 years. =D
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    TBH, I get that dizzy thing too, and my family have genetic high blood pressure, but I keep fit which means my BP doesn't rise as fast as someone who doesn't keep fit, so I have a relatively low blood pressure. Keep fit, and try to work for a few minutes extra each week, so maybe week 1 exercise, 1 hour, week 2, 1 hour 5 min and so on.

    hope this helps, Wig44

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    I have exactly the same as you, do you feel when you run for alot you get a pain in your chest?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon! View Post
    I have exactly the same as you, do you feel when you run for alot you get a pain in your chest?
    Dunno if you were talking to me but if you were, I only get a pain in my chest if I run those painful 6 mile relays...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon! View Post
    I have exactly the same as you, do you feel when you run for alot you get a pain in your chest?
    yes. One time when I started to play hockey right I got on, ran about and then couldn't breathe. That was scary,
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