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Can Blood Pressure Fluctuate Due To Menopause? How Can It Be Corrected?

My wife is 49 and undergoing menopause. Her blood pressure fluctuated from 140 systolic 90 diastolic to 110 systolic 60 diastolic along with other symptoms for these blood pr levels. Her normal BP used to be 110 systolic 70 diastolic few months back. Then for two days it was almost normal and hence BP was not measured. Again after two days the story repeated. Is it due to menopause or I need to consult some doctor immediately in the morning.
Mon, 27 Jan 2014
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Diabetologist 's  Response
Dear sir

Yes blood pressures can fluctuate due to menopause as in that period there will lot of hormonal variations.

Some times it will get corrected by itself so no need to take any medicines

But calcium supplementation along with vitamin d3 is essenstial.

Regular blood pressure review is needed as it might vary.

Thanks
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Can Blood Pressure Fluctuate Due To Menopause? How Can It Be Corrected?

Dear sir Yes blood pressures can fluctuate due to menopause as in that period there will lot of hormonal variations. Some times it will get corrected by itself so no need to take any medicines But calcium supplementation along with vitamin d3 is essenstial. Regular blood pressure review is needed as it might vary. Thanks