Tests For Low blood pressure in Pune

What is Low blood pressure

Lower than normal blood pressure leading to lightheadedness and dizziness.

List of Lab Tests For Low blood pressure

How will these tests help?

The group of tests will help us understand why you have low blood pressure, also known as hypotension. The first group of tests includes: Complete Blood Count (CBC), Electrolyte Panel, Renal Panel, Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Test, Fasting Glucose Level and Liver Function Tests

These tests will help us determine whether a hormonal imbalance or vitaminmineral deficiency is causing the low blood pressure. The second group of tests includes: Urine Analysis, Coagulation Studies (PTINR, PTT), Serum Vitamin B12 Level and Serum Ferritin Level

These tests will help us identify any underlying infections, or other deficiencies that could be causing the low blood pressure

Book Tests for Low blood pressure in Pune

Pathofast offers Tests for Low blood pressure at our center in Manisha Terrace, Moledina Road, Pune, Camp, India

Our lab in Pune, is known for its exceptional hygiene, polite staff and quick reports

Our Pune Center, is located close to the railway station and the Swargate Central Bus Depot, as well as the new Metro Lines

Please choose an option below to proceed with your booking:

Self Test for Low blood pressure

Answer the following 3 questions to know whether you should get yourself investigated further

List of symptoms associated with Low blood pressure

• Dizziness

  You may have been feeling dizzy, light-headed, or like the room is spinning around you. This is a common symptom of low blood pressure.

• Fainting

  Low blood pressure can cause you to faint or feel like you are about to faint. You may feel very weak or unsteady on your feet when this happens.

• Fatigue

  You may have been feeling very tired lately, or like you dont have enough energy to do the things you normally do. This is also a symptom of low blood pressure.

List of home remedies for Low blood pressure

Try these at home, only after consulting your doctor

• Increase Fluid Intake

  Increasing your fluid intake can help improve your blood pressure by restoring fluid volume in your body. Drinking more water or other fluids may help to raise your blood pressure, especially if you are mildly dehydrated.

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• Reduce Sodium Intake

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• Exercise Regularly

  Regular physical activity can help improve your blood pressure. Aim to get at least 30 minutes of moderate

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