Orthostatic hypotension is a common medical condition in the elderly, significantly affecting the quality of life of patients. The main aim of treatment is to improve symptoms and enable the elderly to walk, rather than to achieve an optimal blood pressure number. So, what causes orthostatic hypotension in the elderly?

I want to ask the doctor a few questions about blood pressure. Three children, 61 years old, have high blood pressure for a long time and have had coronary artery disease for 2 years now, and have taken medicine prescribed by the hospital. My father has his blood pressure checked every day. So the doctor asked me if my systolic blood pressure and dizziness were okay?