Aldosterone regulates blood pressure. It also regulates your electrolytes like sodium and potasium. This is why they always suggest that people with adrenal fatigue avoid potatasium rich foods like banana's and increase their salt intake.I am not certain but your your aldosterone levels could have normalised.The last time I checked my BP it was 95/60 a week ago.

i also have adrenal fatigue and my blood pressure this morning was 120/69 but my heart beats are always very low....usually upper 50's low 60's and i'm not even an athlete far from it...

A warm hello Carlos>

I wouldn't be to concerned about blood pressure readings. They can fuctuate from minute to minute. Really only need to be concerned it is running high on a steady basis.
Do you check your own blood pressure? Or the doctor? I've found some of the free blood pressure machines at Walmart and Walgreens, are not always reliable either.( own personal experience.)
Two years ago, when I was in a cllmax of hightened adrenal exhaustion, I had clinically tested high cortisol levels and high blood pressure ( seems they can go hand in hand)
The top number was between 130-140. But that lasted for only a few months. Once everything started calming down and my blood Sugar levels got under control, my blood pressure stabilized too.
Not to worry, rest easy.
Paulette