Re: high pulse with lowered BP

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High pulse and edema bith can be from dehydration. Check fluid intake an

dmake certain you are getting enough sodium with it. BUT these are also

both symptoms of CHF too so if fluid gets bad, please get ti checked out.

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I will, thanks. My problem is I can't find a pattern to it re salt or

fluid intake. One day salt water and extra salt and extra water over all

makes it better, the next day makes it worse. Same with potassium

intake, which I did try.

I can't correlate it to my HC dose or thyroid dose either. There just is

no repeatable pattern to it that I can find. I will keep looking for one

though.

sol

wrote:

> High pulse and edema bith can be from dehydration. Check fluid intake an

> dmake certain you are getting enough sodium with it. BUT these are also

> both symptoms of CHF too so if fluid gets bad, please get ti checked out.

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