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Increased BP may be due to anxiety. You have to consult for further assessment. Meanwhile you can try some relaxation techniques and sleep hygiene techniques...

BP can be due to anxiety or vice versa Main culprit are thoughts in both cases Something is on your mind which is bothering you a lot We need to talk about that Regular counseling sessions will really help you overcome this Don’t compromise quality of your life Also try this: 1. Deep Breathing Exercises: • Practice 4-7-8 breathing: Inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 7 seconds, and exhale for 8 seconds. • This calms your nervous system and lowers blood pressure. 2. Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR): • Tense each muscle group for a few seconds, then relax, starting from your feet to your head. 3. Limit Stimulants Before Bed: • Avoid caffeine, nicotine, or heavy meals 2-3 hours before sleeping. Screen time should also be limited

You should consult psychiatrist for detail evaluation and further treatment.. Psychiatrist will give you medicine and teach you some techniques to decrease anxiety, with decreasing anxiety BP will also come to normal. And eventually your sleep too

Hello, If feel anxiety, lack of sleep or poor quality sleep, anhedonia, unable to enjoy pleasurable moments then you should take medicines from Psychiatrist and about Blood pressure you should regular monitoring of BP,   If raised then take suitable antihypertensive after consultation.

Hi...for BP you need to be on medication. For anxiety, is there any stressor?? Plz consult a psychiatrist.

Hi.. anxiety can be due to various physical and psychological reasons. It can lead to an increase in heart rate and palpitations. However if the rise in BP is persistent you will need further evaluation for the same. Anxiety can be treated with medicines.

Anxiety can cause a rise in blood pressure as well as sleep issues. Tackled well, both the issues should subside. Provided that you dont have longstanding issues of bp, no family history of hypertension, it might not be a primary issue. Further history for other physical symptoms and a week long monitoring of morning and evening BP may help in clarification.