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In a message dated 11/6/01 12:23:13 PM Eastern Standard Time,

sjmcken@... writes:

> Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

My mom and I share the same three medical issues: low blood pressure,

rosacea, and Reynaud's Syndrome, an annoying condition where we lose feeling

in our fingers and toes easily in the cold due to blood vessel spasms - my

circulation starts to cut off when I walk through the frozen food aisle at

the grocery store. All these problems are circulatory-related so I am sure

there's a connection. None of the doctors I've ever gone to have been

concerned or interested, though.

Heidi

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i have always had very " normal " blood pressure. i had always received

comments from drs and nurses that my blood pressure was so good.

about 2 months ago i went in for a check up. my blood pressure was very

high! i've kept track of it since and it is still very high. i'll probably

need to go on medication soon for it.

so for the majority of the time i've had rosacea (15 years) i've had normal

blood pressure.

syd

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Hi Sallie,

Yes, someone else, Petelex, I believe, mentioned a connection between

the two. For the record, my blood pressure is low as is my father's

who has rosacea. My mom and the rest of my siblings who have no

rosacea have had problems with high blood pressure. However, my mom's

fraternal twin sister has lower blood pressure than me and has

beautiful pale skin. All of her children have rosacea though. I don't

know about their blood pressure though.

Thanks for bringing this up!

Take care,

Matija

> Dear All,

>

> I would like to know if low blood pressure is a common

characteristic

> for rosaceans. I've seen several of you mention it for yourselves

(and

> I certainly fit that description too)...and I have been wondering if

it

> is part of the descriptive propensities for rosacea in general.

>

> Naively, since we have learned that nitric oxide is a vasodilator --

I

> wonder if " excess " nitric oxide production -- as part of our genetic

> inheirtance -- is keeping our blood pressure low (a good thing) and

> setting us up for rosacea too (a not so good thing).

>

> Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

> Sallie

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I have low bp. I saw the posts and thought about it - glad you put it to

words.

Low blood pressure

> Dear All,

>

> I would like to know if low blood pressure is a common characteristic

> for rosaceans. I've seen several of you mention it for yourselves (and

> I certainly fit that description too)...and I have been wondering if it

> is part of the descriptive propensities for rosacea in general.

>

> Naively, since we have learned that nitric oxide is a vasodilator -- I

> wonder if " excess " nitric oxide production -- as part of our genetic

> inheirtance -- is keeping our blood pressure low (a good thing) and

> setting us up for rosacea too (a not so good thing).

>

> Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

> Sallie

>

>

>

> --

> Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole group

(http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html)

>

> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published book.

>

> To leave the list send an email to

rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

>

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I have low bp. I saw the posts and thought about it - glad you put it to

words.

Low blood pressure

> Dear All,

>

> I would like to know if low blood pressure is a common characteristic

> for rosaceans. I've seen several of you mention it for yourselves (and

> I certainly fit that description too)...and I have been wondering if it

> is part of the descriptive propensities for rosacea in general.

>

> Naively, since we have learned that nitric oxide is a vasodilator -- I

> wonder if " excess " nitric oxide production -- as part of our genetic

> inheirtance -- is keeping our blood pressure low (a good thing) and

> setting us up for rosacea too (a not so good thing).

>

> Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

> Sallie

>

>

>

> --

> Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole group

(http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html)

>

> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published book.

>

> To leave the list send an email to

rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

>

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I have low bp. I saw the posts and thought about it - glad you put it to

words.

Low blood pressure

> Dear All,

>

> I would like to know if low blood pressure is a common characteristic

> for rosaceans. I've seen several of you mention it for yourselves (and

> I certainly fit that description too)...and I have been wondering if it

> is part of the descriptive propensities for rosacea in general.

>

> Naively, since we have learned that nitric oxide is a vasodilator -- I

> wonder if " excess " nitric oxide production -- as part of our genetic

> inheirtance -- is keeping our blood pressure low (a good thing) and

> setting us up for rosacea too (a not so good thing).

>

> Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

> Sallie

>

>

>

> --

> Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole group

(http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html)

>

> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published book.

>

> To leave the list send an email to

rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

>

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I had been wodering that as well. I am a fairly large woman,

but I have low blood pressure. Go figure.

>--- Original Message ---

>From: sjmcken@...

>To: cea rosacea-support >

>Date: 11/6/01 11:34:40 AM

>

>Dear All,

>

>I would like to know if low blood pressure is a common characteristic

>for rosaceans. I've seen several of you mention it for yourselves

(and

>I certainly fit that description too)...and I have been wondering

if it

>is part of the descriptive propensities for rosacea in general.

>

>Naively, since we have learned that nitric oxide is a vasodilator

-- I

>wonder if " excess " nitric oxide production -- as part of our

genetic

>inheirtance -- is keeping our blood pressure low (a good thing)

and

>setting us up for rosacea too (a not so good thing).

>

>Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

>Sallie

>

>

>

>--

>Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole

group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html)

>

>See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published

book.

>

>To leave the list send an email to rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

>

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I had been wodering that as well. I am a fairly large woman,

but I have low blood pressure. Go figure.

>--- Original Message ---

>From: sjmcken@...

>To: cea rosacea-support >

>Date: 11/6/01 11:34:40 AM

>

>Dear All,

>

>I would like to know if low blood pressure is a common characteristic

>for rosaceans. I've seen several of you mention it for yourselves

(and

>I certainly fit that description too)...and I have been wondering

if it

>is part of the descriptive propensities for rosacea in general.

>

>Naively, since we have learned that nitric oxide is a vasodilator

-- I

>wonder if " excess " nitric oxide production -- as part of our

genetic

>inheirtance -- is keeping our blood pressure low (a good thing)

and

>setting us up for rosacea too (a not so good thing).

>

>Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

>Sallie

>

>

>

>--

>Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole

group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html)

>

>See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published

book.

>

>To leave the list send an email to rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

>

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I had been wodering that as well. I am a fairly large woman,

but I have low blood pressure. Go figure.

>--- Original Message ---

>From: sjmcken@...

>To: cea rosacea-support >

>Date: 11/6/01 11:34:40 AM

>

>Dear All,

>

>I would like to know if low blood pressure is a common characteristic

>for rosaceans. I've seen several of you mention it for yourselves

(and

>I certainly fit that description too)...and I have been wondering

if it

>is part of the descriptive propensities for rosacea in general.

>

>Naively, since we have learned that nitric oxide is a vasodilator

-- I

>wonder if " excess " nitric oxide production -- as part of our

genetic

>inheirtance -- is keeping our blood pressure low (a good thing)

and

>setting us up for rosacea too (a not so good thing).

>

>Could we get some kind of survey on this?

>

>Sallie

>

>

>

>--

>Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole

group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html)

>

>See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published

book.

>

>To leave the list send an email to rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

>

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--- sjmcken@... wrote:

> Dear All,

>

> I would like to know if low blood pressure is a

> common characteristic

> for rosaceans.

interesting thought...what is considered " low "

blood pressure though?

carrie

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--- sjmcken@... wrote:

> Dear All,

>

> I would like to know if low blood pressure is a

> common characteristic

> for rosaceans.

interesting thought...what is considered " low "

blood pressure though?

carrie

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--- sjmcken@... wrote:

> Dear All,

>

> I would like to know if low blood pressure is a

> common characteristic

> for rosaceans.

interesting thought...what is considered " low "

blood pressure though?

carrie

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,

Good question. I was thinking something generally below the " norm " of

120/80...but even that could be considered low BP depending upon age and

weight combinations.

For any serious survey of this, we would need more than just the random

question like mine.

Sallie

" carrie i. " wrote:

> --- sjmcken@... wrote:

> > Dear All,

> >

> > I would like to know if low blood pressure is a

> > common characteristic

> > for rosaceans.

>

> interesting thought...what is considered " low "

> blood pressure though?

>

> carrie

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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Sallie,

I think you hit the nail on the head here about some of us. I found an

article which states high blood pressure may be caused by a deficiency

in Nitric Oxide.

http://www.ucihealth.com/News/Releases/nitricOxideAndBloodPressure.htm

I do have a question for you though. With my aunt who has low blood

pressure and very pale skin, what do you think accounts for that?

She's never had rosacea at all. As well, I've known a few people with

very high blood pressure, and their faces get very red from time to

time. I was just curious about those things.

It is so curious that some of us have low blood pressure. Thanks for

bringing this up!

Take care,

Matija

> > > Dear All,

> > >

> > > I would like to know if low blood pressure is a

> > > common characteristic

> > > for rosaceans.

> >

> > interesting thought...what is considered " low "

> > blood pressure though?

> >

> > carrie

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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Sallie,

I think you hit the nail on the head here about some of us. I found an

article which states high blood pressure may be caused by a deficiency

in Nitric Oxide.

http://www.ucihealth.com/News/Releases/nitricOxideAndBloodPressure.htm

I do have a question for you though. With my aunt who has low blood

pressure and very pale skin, what do you think accounts for that?

She's never had rosacea at all. As well, I've known a few people with

very high blood pressure, and their faces get very red from time to

time. I was just curious about those things.

It is so curious that some of us have low blood pressure. Thanks for

bringing this up!

Take care,

Matija

> > > Dear All,

> > >

> > > I would like to know if low blood pressure is a

> > > common characteristic

> > > for rosaceans.

> >

> > interesting thought...what is considered " low "

> > blood pressure though?

> >

> > carrie

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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Sallie,

I think you hit the nail on the head here about some of us. I found an

article which states high blood pressure may be caused by a deficiency

in Nitric Oxide.

http://www.ucihealth.com/News/Releases/nitricOxideAndBloodPressure.htm

I do have a question for you though. With my aunt who has low blood

pressure and very pale skin, what do you think accounts for that?

She's never had rosacea at all. As well, I've known a few people with

very high blood pressure, and their faces get very red from time to

time. I was just curious about those things.

It is so curious that some of us have low blood pressure. Thanks for

bringing this up!

Take care,

Matija

> > > Dear All,

> > >

> > > I would like to know if low blood pressure is a

> > > common characteristic

> > > for rosaceans.

> >

> > interesting thought...what is considered " low "

> > blood pressure though?

> >

> > carrie

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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For what it's worth, my blood pressure is normally about 90/50, and has been

measured as low as 80/40, but I don't think this information is worth much

at all. It has been that way my whole life, and no doctor has ever been the

least bit concerned. I don't think it's a problem. My understanding is that

a sudden drop in blood pressure below what is normal for that person, is a

problem. But blood pressure that is consistently low is a good thing, not

anything to worry about. On this list, we all know that body temperature

varies from person to person, and blood presssure isn't any different. What

is normal for one person, may not be for the next.

M.

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For what it's worth, my blood pressure is normally about 90/50, and has been

measured as low as 80/40, but I don't think this information is worth much

at all. It has been that way my whole life, and no doctor has ever been the

least bit concerned. I don't think it's a problem. My understanding is that

a sudden drop in blood pressure below what is normal for that person, is a

problem. But blood pressure that is consistently low is a good thing, not

anything to worry about. On this list, we all know that body temperature

varies from person to person, and blood presssure isn't any different. What

is normal for one person, may not be for the next.

M.

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In a message dated 11/8/01 5:46:06 PM Pacific Standard Time,

@... writes:

> Count me in on low blood pressure. Running about

> 90/60. I also have the cold nose (talked about in

> earlier posts)

>

Same with me. 80/60.

Marji

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In a message dated 11/8/01 5:46:06 PM Pacific Standard Time,

@... writes:

> Count me in on low blood pressure. Running about

> 90/60. I also have the cold nose (talked about in

> earlier posts)

>

Same with me. 80/60.

Marji

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To weigh in on the BP issue: Mine is usually in the

low 100s-120 over 70ish. However, I haven't had it

taken in almost a year (incredible, since I work in a

health clinic), so I had one of our medical techs take

it this afternoon. The reading was 96/54. You know,

provided you are in general good health, a low BP is

not a bad thing. Women tend to run much lower than

men, as do people who are very athletic. It's more

problematic to have high BP.

On a related note, my pulse is usually very fast, with

a resting rate around 80--even when I was a teen-aged

gymnast and in great shape!

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To weigh in on the BP issue: Mine is usually in the

low 100s-120 over 70ish. However, I haven't had it

taken in almost a year (incredible, since I work in a

health clinic), so I had one of our medical techs take

it this afternoon. The reading was 96/54. You know,

provided you are in general good health, a low BP is

not a bad thing. Women tend to run much lower than

men, as do people who are very athletic. It's more

problematic to have high BP.

On a related note, my pulse is usually very fast, with

a resting rate around 80--even when I was a teen-aged

gymnast and in great shape!

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To weigh in on the BP issue: Mine is usually in the

low 100s-120 over 70ish. However, I haven't had it

taken in almost a year (incredible, since I work in a

health clinic), so I had one of our medical techs take

it this afternoon. The reading was 96/54. You know,

provided you are in general good health, a low BP is

not a bad thing. Women tend to run much lower than

men, as do people who are very athletic. It's more

problematic to have high BP.

On a related note, my pulse is usually very fast, with

a resting rate around 80--even when I was a teen-aged

gymnast and in great shape!

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