Blood Pressure HIGHER in the Morning? What That First Reading Means After 65

Is your blood pressure higher in the morning? After 65, that first reading of the day means something different — and chasing it the wrong way can lead to dizziness and falls. Dr. Adrian explains morning blood pressure in plain words. In this video: ✔ Why blood pressure rises in the morning (the "morning surge") and when it becomes a warning sign ✔ The 8-step way to take a home reading so it doesn't fool you — plus the common mistakes that push numbers up ✔ Green, yellow, and red zones, when to call your doctor, and when to call 911 ✔ The morning-number trap after 65: why treating one high reading too hard can cause dizzy drops and falls ✔ 3 exact questions to ask your doctor about "my number" #seniorhealth #over65health #doctorexplains Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist before making any health or medication decisions.