One of the first things you should check on is if there is any insect activity on the plant. Here is an article from Iowa State University that describes the most common insect pests of Burning Bush, and offers some treatment strategies:
Orthostatic hypotension is the drop in blood pressure that occurs when you transition from sitting or lying down to standing. It is common in people of all ages. As the body adjusts to the position change there may be a brief period of dizziness. This is what some people refer to as âseeing starsâ when they get up.
I'm on an event monitor now for one month, but I am concerned that the sudden rise in blood pressure could give me a stroke. Could you please comment on the possible cause of this, I as understand that atrial fib usually causes blood pressure to drop or remain normal. My blood pressure slowly drops back to normal after the 'event', but then may rise abruptly and fall abruptly shortly after the event.