If low blood pressure occurs, it can lead to insufficient blood supply to important organs, and in severe cases, it can cause organ damage and even threaten life. Once hypotension occurs, it is likely to cause insufficient cerebral vascular perfusion, leading to dizziness, headache, blackout, blurred vision, and in severe cases, fainting. In severe cases, it can even cause irreversible cerebral ischemic damage, leading to the occurrence of cerebral infarction.
Today, Fu Jihua, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, shares a good prescription for treating low blood pressure with everyone.

*Experience based approach*
Boosting Soup
Ingredients: 30g Astragalus membranaceus, 9g Ginseng, 18g Atractylodes macrocephala, 9g Angelica sinensis, 9g Schisandra chinensis, 3g Platycodon grandiflorum, 3g Chenpi peel, and 6g roasted licorice.
Effect: Nourish qi and blood.
Indications: Dizziness and fatigue caused by low blood pressure.
Usage: Boil twice in water, one dose per day.
Caution: Avoid eating white radish.

Solution: Hypotension is mainly caused by insufficient Qi and blood. Huangqi, ginseng, and Atractylodes macrocephala in the formula nourish qi and invigorate the spleen. The spleen and stomach are the foundation of postnatal development and the source of qi and blood biochemistry. The function of spleen and stomach circulation is enhanced, and qi and blood biochemistry naturally flow endlessly. Therefore, they are collectively known as the royal medicine. Danggui is a traditional Chinese medicine that nourishes blood and nourishes it with warmth but not dryness, and nourishes but not greasiness. Schisandra chinensis can astringe essence and prevent the loss of qi and blood. It cleverly uses a small amount of Platycodon grandiflorum to guide qi and blood upward to the top. Products that nourish qi are prone to stagnation of qi. Use a small amount of dried tangerine peel to dry and regulate qi, and the three medicines are combined as adjuncts. Roasted licorice nourishes qi and invigorates the spleen, and blends various medicines to enhance medicinal properties. The combination of various drugs has a significant effect on raising blood pressure, which is a prescription based on the clinical experience of Dr. Fu Jihua for many years.
Examples of medical records
Qu Zhenhua, 23 years old, female, chief complaint: dizziness for three days. The patient has a history of hypotension without obvious symptoms. Menstruation came a week ago, with heavy menstrual flow. After menstruation, I feel dizzy, dark eyes, and exhausted. After receiving intravenous infusion (specific medication unknown) at the local community health service station, there was no significant improvement, so he came to our place for treatment.
Observation: Thin body and pale complexion.
Hearing diagnosis: Speak softly and lazily with little breath.
Diagnosis: I usually have a small appetite and feel tired and fatigued.
The tongue is lightly coated and white, the pulse is weak and weak, and the blood pressure is 50/70mmHg.
Dialectically, it is characterized by deficiency of qi and blood, resulting in dizziness due to inability to reach the head and eyes, and fatigue due to insufficient qi and blood. Give us three doses.
Second diagnosis: dizziness and fatigue significantly reduced, blood pressure 60/90mmHg, ineffective prescription, and five doses of this prescription were given.
Diagnosis: Dizziness and fatigue have disappeared, blood pressure is 75/108mmHg, and recovery has been achieved.
Serious Declaration
The prescriptions disclosed here are all the crystallization of the clinical experience of Fu Jihua, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. They are scientifically rigorous and clinically effective prescriptions. This is not a folk remedy or folk remedy spread by non professionals on the internet! As long as the diagnosis is clear and the corresponding prescription is chosen according to the condition, there will be good therapeutic effects, and you can use it with confidence!