Do you often feel like your pulse dropping and hands and feet chilled as ice? This may not be a great sign for your health.

A new study finds that the way your arm is positioned during a blood pressure reading can skew measurements, sometimes ...

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It has been further demonstrated that lowering systolic blood pressure (SBP ... Another explanation is that low DBP is really a marker for widened pulse pressure, which is an indicator of ...

5. Cold and clammy skin: Low blood pressure can result in cold and clammy skin due to reduced circulation. The extremities, such as hands and feet, may feel cool to the touch, and the skin may appear ...

How your arm is positioned when you get your blood pressure checked can make a big difference in the reading, a new study ...

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