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BP is always between 140/100 and 130/95

2024-08-26 14:42:55
I take BP medication Recently I had my CT Coronary Angiography done, it came out normal. I am wondering why still my diastolic BP is between 95 to 100. I am also a smoker with 4-5 cigarettes a day. What should I do to reduce the reading to 80.
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First of all, kindly stop smoking. Visit your treating cardiologist and discuss the blood pressure trends so that the existing medication can be titrated to achieve better control of your blood pressure.
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Salt and fat restricted diet. Daily aerobic exercises for at least half an hour a day.

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