Low blood pressure can cause anemia

Hypotension generally does not cause anemia.

Hypotension and anemia are two diseases that are completely different clinical diseases. Hypotension refers to a state of abnormally low blood pressure, poor blood circulation, slow flow, affecting the supply of oxygen and nutrients, and anemia is a clinical syndrome of multiple diseases. It refers to the number of red blood cells and hemoglobin content in human blood being lower than normal. The cause is not related to factors such as reduced red blood cell production, insufficient blood loss, etc., and has no direct connection with hypotension. Low blood pressure usually does not cause anemia.