As soon as blood pressure is mentioned, high BP, hypertension etc. come to mind. This increases the risk of stroke to heart attack. Not only the increase in blood pressure, but its decrease is also dangerous.

The death of actress Shefali Jariwala shocked everyone. From the entertainment industry to her fans, everyone was in mourning. Everyone was shocked by the death of the actress at a young age. The death was suspected to be due to cardiac arrest, but the reports that are coming out now have forced everyone to think. It is being suspected that this life-threatening situation with the actress has happened due to low blood pressure. Can low blood pressure in the body be so dangerous, let's know about this...

How dangerous is blood pressure?

As soon as the problem of blood pressure is mentioned, high BP, hypertension etc. come to mind. Due to this, there is a risk of stroke to heart attack. But not only the increase in blood pressure, but its decrease is also dangerous. In the case of the actress, it is suspected that the blood pressure had gone down a lot. Due to which the heart stopped pumping blood. Due to this, the actress suffered a cardiac arrest. That is, not only high BP, but low BP can also be the reason for death. 

In such a situation, the question arises that what should be the body's BP. According to health experts, blood pressure is measured in systolic (top number) and diastolic (bottom number). If the body's blood pressure is less than 90/60 then it is considered low. Normal BP is around 120/80 mmHg. There is no need to panic if there is a slight fluctuation in it. But if there is a lot of ups and downs, it is advisable to consult a doctor.

How do the symptoms appear?

Often the symptoms of blood pressure in young people seem so common that they are ignored. Doing this proves to be dangerous. Let us know what the symptoms look like...

• Sudden dizziness
• to pass away
• Vomiting or nausea
• Blurred vision
• rapid breathing
• feeling tired or weak without doing anything
• Confusion in the mind
• irritability or changes in behavior
• increased heart rate
• skin turning white
• Decreased urination

Shocking figures also came out in research

Often stroke due to high BP is considered to be the biggest cause of death. But a study has revealed that low blood pressure is the second biggest cause of stroke and death due to it. This condition can be more dangerous in those who smoke and suffer from diseases like heart or cancer. In such a situation, BP should be monitored continuously.