Low-blood Pressure
This also accounts for one of the reasons you may be feeling dizzy. A low blood pressure [6] is usually below 120/80. Your blood pressure is simply a measure of heartbeats and the period of rest between successive heartbeats. When there’s a large loss of blood or an ongoing loss of blood, your blood pressure reduces. You can expect to feel dizzy, have blurry vision, feel numb, and possibly pass out if a low blood pressure persists. One of the complications that can arise from low blood pressure in shock. This isn’t the emotional or psychological shock. It is a characteristic of a life-threatening situation when there is no sufficient blood circulating through the body.