Abnormally decreased tension or tone in blood vessels, making them overly relaxed and dilated.
From Greek 'angeion' (vessel) + 'hypo' (deficient) + 'tonos' (tension/tone). The opposite of angiohypertonia, this term describes vessels that have lost their normal muscular tone, common in certain hypotensive conditions.
It's the opposite problem of angiohypertonia—your blood vessels become too floppy and lose their grip, which is why people with this condition can feel dizzy or weak.
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