Hot weather will expand blood vessels, meaning it flows more freely and lowers pressure.
Scientists and doctors have dubbed the condition vasoconstriction.
But it means the issue with hot weather isn’t high blood pressure, but low.
Those with chronic heart or pressure issues should keep an eye out for symptoms.
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