Stop Aiming for 120/80 After 60 If You Feel Dizzy — Your Safer Number May Be Different

#bloodpressure #seniorhealth #healthafter60 #over60health Stop Aiming for 120/80 After 60 If You Feel Dizzy — Your Safer Number May Be Different — because 120/80 after 60 may not be the perfect goal for every senior. If you feel dizzy, weak, foggy, tired, or unsteady after taking blood pressure medicine, your safer blood pressure number may need to be more personal, especially if you have fall risk, kidney issues, diabetes, multiple medications, or low blood pressure symptoms. In this video, Dr. Nathon Fox explains why you should not blindly chase 120/80 after 60 and why blood pressure after 60 should be based on your age, symptoms, medications, kidney function, fall risk, and overall health. You’ll learn why high blood pressure is still dangerous, why pushing blood pressure too low can cause dizziness, brain fog, unusual tiredness, unsteady walking, and possible medication side effects, and how to track your blood pressure with symptoms before your next doctor visit. Dr. Nathon Fox also explains the simple question every senior should ask: “Given my age, my health conditions, my medications, and my symptoms, what is my personal safer blood pressure number?” You are Watching: Stop Aiming for 120/80 After 60 If You Feel Dizzy — Your Safer Number May Be Different If you are over 50 or 60 and care about blood pressure, hypertension, dizziness, falls, kidney health, heart health, stroke prevention, medication safety, blood pressure after 60, and healthy aging, subscribe to Dr. Nathon Fox for simple senior health videos in clear language. #hearthealth #kidneyhealth #strokeprevention #medicationsafety #dizziness #fallprevention #healthyaging #DrNathonFox 🩺 Medical Disclaimer The content in this video is provided for general educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed healthcare professional. Watching this video does not create a doctor-patient relationship. Always consult your physician or another qualified healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any medication, supplement, diet, exercise program, or health routine. Never ignore professional medical advice or delay seeking care because of something you saw in this video. The information shared on this channel is based on sources believed to be reliable at the time of recording, but medical knowledge and clinical guidance can change over time. Dr. Nathon Fox and this channel do not guarantee that all information is complete, current, or applicable to every individual situation. 📽️ Copyright Notice © 2026 Dr. Nathon Fox. All rights reserved. This video and its contents may not be copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, redistributed, or used in whole or in part without prior written permission from Dr. Nathon Fox.