Anemia can cause low blood pressure

Anemia generally does not cause low blood pressure.

Anemia refers to the reduction of red blood cell volume in the peripheral blood of the human body, that is, changes in blood components, and low blood pressure generally refers to the reduction of blood pressure on blood vessels, so anemia generally does not cause low blood pressure. However, low blood pressure and anemia can exist at the same time, such as when the patient has massive bleeding, excessive blood loss, and the patient's blood pressure gradually decreases. Anemia symptoms may also occur. Patients can usually eat pig blood, pig liver, duck blood and other iron-rich foods, conducive to the prevention of ischemic anemia.