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Help Is low blood pressure caused from MS?

I have been falling asleep during dinner again, sleeping throughout the day again...

BUT...I now have a blood pressure monitor, as advised by doc/nurse, etc...

DH insists on me keeping track of BP while this has started again...it is LOW LOW LOW...80s/50s...pulse seems okay, in the low 60s (it's usually in the mid 70s at rest though).

I can't really find any medical papers online attributing this to MS...but wonder if any of you have heard of or experienced this...

It's one thing after another...
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