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Niedriger Blutdruck - Warum entsteht er, wie manifestiert er sich, wie wird er behandelt?
Die häufigsten Symptome
- Malaise
- Schwitzen
- Kopfschmerzen
- Kurzatmigkeit
- Kopfdrehung
- Doppeltsehen
- Ohrensausen
- Zwinkert vor den Augen
- Hypotonie
- Kribbeln
- Konzentrationsstörungen
- Zittern
- Kalte Extremitäten
- Muskelschwäche
- Ermüdung
- Ängste
- Verschwommenes Sehen
- Verschlechterung des Sehvermögens
- Erhöhte Herzfrequenz
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Hypotonie, orthostatische Hypotonie, chronische arterielle Hypotonie, arterielle Hypotonie, Hypotension