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About bp (I don't have the bad habits)
Dear sir,
Myself is sunil Chauhan 45 years old.
I had the corona in first wave of Corona in 2020 and After 3 and half months later I started more excercise like running whom I was feeling weekness whom my body tempratue stand b/w 97 to 98 F and after I consulted with a doctor he told me in case of weekness body need more oxygen whom sometimes your bp can increase little bit more than normal bp. At that time my bp was around 92-93(lower bp)and 125 to 130(higher bp)after I left the excercise for 2 days and after I got back to my bp normal. I don't have the bp problem. Sometimes I check my bp then it stands b/w 70 to 80 (lower bp) and 100 to 118(higher bp). I never miss my running. I do the running around 7-8 km everyday.
Sir I want to ask that why increase my bp at that time after Corona. Except that incident always my bp is normal. Sir can you suggest me that I have the BP problem or not suddenly today that incident clicked me after more than 1 year so i asked.running is my passion
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You may have had a post COVID effect on your BP.
Many people suffer from bp, diabetes nervous system issues after COVID infection.
In your case it was initially high ,now it's back to normal.If running is you daily activity ,keep it up.
Exercise will help to keep the bp , diabetes and cholesterol levels under control
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avoid fatty foods ,smoking
use plenty of salads fruits and vegetables
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Baseline BP increases after recovering from a major episode of illness so as to compensate for reduced stamina. One should remember that BP is not a static parameter like Haemoglobin level. It changes every minute and according to the condition of the person. As your current levels are okay, there's nothing to be afraid of.
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Follow regular exercise and balanced diet.
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Refrain from high salt intake.
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nellore
Kindly discuss
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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5 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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