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I have a patient with a 3 yr history of low blood pressure,
who faints easily and suffers from chronic fatigue.

All investigations have been normal, including tests for
Addisons. Consultant advice is to consider starting
her on a small dose of fludro?cortisone.

I believe that in some European countries, low blood
pressure is considered a clinical entity and is treated
with medication.

Does anyone in GP-UK have experience of this?
What drugs are used, dosage etc.?

Ruth Livingstone
http://www.Stamford.co.uk/littlesurgery



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