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Incidences of postural hypotension, lower extremity numbness/weakness, postoperative nausea/vomiting (PONV), and pruritus were also examined for 48 h after CD.

Data were collected within 48 h of CD and included patient characteristics, time to first rescue analgesic use, rescue analgesic use frequency, and adverse event (postural hypotension, lower extremity numbness and weakness, PONV, and pruritus) incidences.

Side effects of CCAs include hypotension, lower extremity edema (with dihydropyridine CCAs), and constipation (with verapamil).

We hypothesize that for patients with severe hypotension, lower doses of multiple vasopressors with differing mechanisms of action may be more efficacious and less toxic than high doses of one type of vasopressor (that is, catecholamines).

All modifiable risk factors were present in both study groups, but they were more prevalent in the participants who had visited the A&E Department than in the participants in the non-A&E group, except for the risk factors of balance and mobility (equal prevalence between the groups) and orthostatic hypotension (lower in the A&E Department group) (Table  3).

Vitamin D levels were significantly lower in patients with orthostatic hypotension, but lower vitamin D status was not associated with impaired orthostatic hemodynamics [ 46].

The question arises as to whether these effects are simply due to temporary changes in calcium flux during dialysis affecting vascular reactivity, since higher dialysate calcium concentrations lead to a net influx of calcium during dialysis [ 19], and so reduce the incidence of intradialytic hypotension compared to lower concentrations [ 20].

Gangavati et al. found that the risk of falls associated with orthostatic hypotension was lower among older adults with controlled hypertension compared to older adults with uncontrolled hypertension (Gangavati et al. 2011).

The incidence of hypotension was lower in the coload group compared to the preload group (53% vs. 83%, P = 0.026).

However, severe sepsis patients administered prehospital fluids more frequently had prehospital hypotension, a lower GCS score and an assessment of 'life-threatening conditions' by EMS.

A study by Tyburski supports our findings when he showed that trauma patients undergoing emergency surgery and dying had more RBC transfusions, more hypotension, and lower end-tidal CO2 values [ 13].