Here is the rewritten text: **Symptoms and Causes** Low blood pressure (hypotension) occurs when your blood vessels constrict too much or when there's not enough blood flowing to your body. Causes of low diastolic blood pressure include:

• Medications, such as diuretics
• Certain medical conditions, including heart conditions and anemia
• Lack of vitamin B12, iron, and folate in your diet

**Treatment** Treatment of low diastolic blood pressure depends on the primary cause. If you have low blood pressure, see a doctor right away. They will perform an assessment, determine the cause of your low blood pressure, and recommend a treatment plan. **Lifestyle Changes** Lifestyle changes can also help manage or prevent low blood pressure, including:

1. Getting exercise
2. Maintaining a healthy weight
3. Refraining from smoking

**Treatment Options** If you're taking medication that's causing low blood pressure, your doctor may adjust your dosage or change your prescription. For those with symptoms of low diastolic blood pressure, treatment will be based on the cause if it's identifiable.