Written By: Satata Karmakar | Published : September 1, 2021 3:58 PM IST
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Veteran actress and wife of late Dilip Kumar's wife Saira Banu has been hospitalised after she complained of issues related to blood pressure. The actress has now been shifted to the Intense Care Unit (ICU) on Wednesday after her BP fluctuated and she complained of breathlessness.According to the actor's relatives, the 77-year-old "Padosan" actor, who lost her husband Dilip Kumar in July, was taken to the Khar Hinduja hospital three days ago. "She is admitted to the hospital due to low BP. She was brought to the hospital three days ago. She is fine and much better now. There's nothing to worry about," one of the doctors who is attending her said, adding that he had spoken to the actor on Tuesday.
Blood pressure which is a severe health condition can turn fatal if not treated on time. The most important thing to keep in mind is to spot the warning symptoms when they appear. Some of the warning symptoms of low blood pressure are as follows:
One can also experience extreme dehydration and unusual thirst when the blood pressure goes down. What causes low blood pressure? When we talk about reasons why someone may suffer from low blood pressure, we can discuss several reasons as to why this happens. Some of the common ones are Emotional stress, fear, insecurity, or pain (the most common causes of fainting) Dehydration, which can suddenly reduce the volume of the blood in the body.
What should one do when there is a sudden dip in blood pressure? Some of the easy ways to bring blood pressure under control when it goes low suddenly are Drink more saltwater, drink more water, increase your fluid intake to prevent dehydration, never miss your medications.
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