The phrase "a decrease in blood pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in medical or health-related contexts when discussing changes in blood pressure levels.
Example: "The patient experienced a significant decrease in blood pressure after the medication was administered."
Alternatives: "a drop in blood pressure" or "a reduction in blood pressure."
Solutions injected into the peritoneum will cause hyperglycemia (an excess of sugar in the blood), a decrease in blood pressure, spleen degeneration, and fatty liver.
The onset of septicemia is signaled by a high fever, chills, weakness, and excessive sweating, followed by a decrease in blood pressure.
Equivalent volumes of saline were injected to avoid a decrease in blood pressure.
12) A decrease in blood pressure that requires therapeutic intervention is a HRE.
All the studies show a decrease in blood pressure lasting several days to weeks or months.
Although we observed a decrease in blood pressure, there was no accompanying increase in heart rate, as would be expected.
In clinical studies using liraglutide (Victoza™), a GLP-1R agonist, a consistent decrease in blood pressure and a reduction of cardiovascular risk markers were observed in a cohort of over 5000 patients[ 15].
These include a significant decrease in blood pressure, a decrease in systemic vascular resistance, an increase in cardiac output, a decrease in pH, an increase in lactate, an increase in potassium, and a prolongation of prothrombin time [ 16, 17].
These inhibitors induce natriuresis and, as a result of sodium loss, cause a moderate decrease in blood pressure with an upregulation of RAS (presumably increasing the effectiveness of RAS blockade).
Clonidine, an α-2 antagonist, produces a central sympatholytic effect and a consequent decrease in blood pressure.
Actually, reduced myocardial perfusion with vasodilatator in diabetic patient is associated with a significant decrease in blood pressure, a consequence of autonomic neuropathy [ 30].
