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07-25-2009, 07:35 PM
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Hello,
I'm hoping that this rings a bell with someone! I was recently asked by doctor to monitor blood pressure and, cutting a long story short, notice that: - low-normal blood pressure coincides with Bad Brain hours and extreme fatigue - med to high-normal blood pressure coincides with Not-so-Bad Brain hours and fatigue - high blood pressure coincides with Good Brain hours and near-normal energy The observation is consistant so I was hoping that someone could tell me if there are any conditions that would cause this effect on cognitive functioning? Or what might be happening in the brain? It's been about 17 years and was previously dx'd with CFS/FM. Thanks so much, DJT |
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