Weakness
People with low blood pressure might not get sufficient blood in their legs or arms. Instead, most of nutrients and oxygens are transported to more important parts such as the brain or lungs. Thus, you might experience weakness in some limbs, making it much harder to move around. If left untreated for an extended period, muscle groups in those areas might be permanently damaged and unable to recover. Thus, consult your doctor to seek medical treatments and try some home remedies, such as diet or exercises, to increase your blood pressure to the normal levels. [4]
