Cold weather and increased blood pressure

Luisitosax

My blood pressure always is around 95-100/65-70, which is considered good levels according to my Dr. However I have seen that when the weather turns cold my blood pressure increases to 110-115/75-80. Is this normal?
I don't know if weather has a relation to changes in blood pressure.
Any body has this issue also?

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Luisitosax

Thanks for your comments. I have been taken Vastarel MR for 10 days now, 2 tablets a day (70mg /day). I am not sure if this is rising my BP also. I am going to cut down to only one tablet (35mg) a day. I take this to control some cervical dizziness. It has helped me but I am afraid if it is rising my BP.

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erijon

Yes, it is a know fact that cold weather can cause your blood pressure to rise. It's very common. My blood pressure is controlled very well, but I too see an increase from 100 - 105/65 to about 110/70 when it gets cold.

Hope this helps.

Jon

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