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Hello Shepard, I'm sorry that I can't help you other than to say you should consult with your doctor any time there is a dramatic change in a symptoms pattern. You've written your question on a web page that has to do with IBD - Inflammatory Bowel Disease, not high blood pressure. If I were in your shoes I would talk to your doctor's nurse and see if she thinks your drop in blood pressure warrants an appt. with the doctor. Good luck, Elizabeth

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