How does blood pressure decrease after exercise?

Blood pressure after exercise may be reduced due to reduced blood flow, vascular resistance changes, blood volume reduction and other reasons.

1, reduced blood flow

due to exercise rapid vasodilation, resulting in blood flow back to the heart, resulting in reduced heart rate and blood pressure.

2, vascular resistance changes

due to exercise peripheral vasodilation, while vascular compliance or elasticity is better, resulting in reduced vascular resistance, resulting in blood pressure drop.

3, reduced blood volume due to

exercise a lot of sweat, resulting in a large loss of water in the body, while blood circulation increased, resulting in reduced blood volume, resulting in blood pressure drop.