A 72-year-old lady presents to her GP following complaints of dizziness and blurred-vision
A 72-year-old lady presents to her GP following complaints of dizziness and blurred-vision. She only experiences these symptoms when changing position from a state of lying down to standing. The GP suspects a diagnosis of orthostatic hypotension after ruling out other neurological causes. They perform a lying and standing blood pressure. What result is deemed as significant and warrants further treatment/investigation?
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