Patient's question:
What should I do if diabetes causes low blood pressure again?Doctor's answer:
If diabetes reappears with low blood pressure, it is necessary to conduct a timely and thorough examination. Symptoms such as dizziness and blurred vision may occur. It is essential to confirm whether the cause is low blood pressure or hypoglycemia. When taking oral medications for diabetes, low blood sugar symptoms may reappear. Generally, it is necessary to measure fasting blood glucose levels while also checking blood pressure. If low blood pressure is present, it can usually be stabilized by maintaining a stable dietary structure. In most cases, increasing salt intake can be helpful.