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sonee123
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Hi

So I have low blood pressure. Blue lips and gums. Shortness of breath and I just get so sleepy randomly.

What's going on [Frown]

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If you're having blue lips and gums you def. need to check your blood oxygen levels right away.

It could be methemoglobinemia. It's a rare side effect of some meds, chemical exposures, a few other things including fertilizer. . .
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adrenals
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Check also for anemia and sometimes Lyme can make the blood thicker and less able to circulate well which lowers oxygenation.

Some adrenal supps have licorice in them and that is known to up the blood pressure.

You can bring those things up to the doc when you see him.
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sonee123
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Thank you.

What are some good supplements for adrenals?

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Maybe this one?

https://www.vitacost.com/gaia-herbs-adrenal-health-daily-support-60-vegan-liquid-phyto-caps

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In my experience low blood pressure can sometimes speed up the heart so not sure any stimulant for adrenals would be safe.
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low blood pressure could be pots syndrome
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