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Originally Posted by Speedskater
My Orthopedic surgeon said that my BP drops after exercise because of lower hydration level.
BS. It's called postexercise hypotension, a direct result of exercise, not connected to hydration levels. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2936915/. What you get from doctors who are not specialists in the field. Very noticeable to those of us who do a lot of exercise and take their BP regularly.

Every time a beautiful PA takes my BP, it's high. Nothing I can do about it. My normal is ~121 and I've seen it at 160. It's embarrassing. The first time this happened the doc put on a BP med. After I got my own monitor, it was obvious what was going on. I don't need a BP med. Now I warn the doc.
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