Treatment of Blood pressure (low)

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Generally if you feel well then treatment is unnecessary. Checking whether you are drinking enough and are not dehydrated may be important.

If an underlying disorder, such as a heart condition is suspected then you may be advised to go to hospital for tests and treatment.

If your medication is suspected of causing hypotension the doctor will probably advise a change of drug or dosage.