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Symptoms of low diastolic blood pressure

Symptoms of isolated diastolic hypotension include tiredness, dizziness, and falls
Because low diastolic pressure decreases blood flow to your heart, you may also have chest pain (angina) or symptoms of heart failure. Heart failure symptoms may include shortness of breath, swelling of your feet or ankles, confusion, and heart palpitations

Causes of low diastolic blood pressure

There are three known causes of isolated diastolic hypotension
Alpha-blocker medications. These blood pressure medications work by causing your blood vessels to open up (dilate). Because they lower diastolic pressure more than systolic pressure, they may cause isolated diastolic hypotension. Common brand names include Minipress and Cardura
The aging process. As we age, we lose the elasticity of our arteries. For some older adults, arteries may become too stiff to spring back between heartbeats, causing diastolic blood pressure to be low
Too much salt in your diet. Dietary salt can decrease elasticity of your blood vessels. If you take in too much salt, you may increase your risk for low diastolic blood pressure

Treatment of low diastolic blood pressure

Treating isolated diastolic hypotension is more difficult than treating general hypotension. If you’re taking an alpha-blocker, your doctor can change you to a different high blood pressure medication
If you have isolated low diastolic pressure and you’re not on blood pressure medication, the only option may be to see your doctor more frequently for checkups and to watch for symptoms of heart failure. Currently, there isn’t any medication available to treat isolated diastolic hypotension