Does low blood pressure make mountain climbing more difficult? - high blood pressure climb mountain
I have high blood pressure and am inclined to feel dizzy. I would try to climb the mountains, and I am aware that the air can cause spaciness at high altitudes. I wonder whether you have low blood pressure and high altitude, or the compounds can interact with each other, and if people with low blood pressure are influenced by the altitude. Thank you!
Friday, January 29, 2010
High Blood Pressure Climb Mountain Does Low Blood Pressure Make Mountain Climbing More Difficult?
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He had a very low pressure when I was younger and often sick (I live in 5500ft), but altitiude never had any problems - even at 14,000 + ft. Some people are affected and others - do not think we always to with height.
Do not attempt to involve all mountain - I'd go a couple of mountains and see how he feels. You can have a normal blood pressure, even if exhert.
You can also try just climbing - it does not always work when you go altitiude deeper layers.
Good Luck
Low blood pressure in conjunction with air at high altitudes, it can be difficult to get oxygen to all parts of the body, they need (aka) brain. So, if you decide to proceed with caution and safety
ur ready to go when the lights get sent down to low altitude, then it gets worse at high altitudes where less oxygen.
not a good idea. You have to climb healthy
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