“Since your BP has improved and dizziness is better with the current regimen, do not stop or change any medicines on your own. Mukta Vati is used by some practitioners as a supportive measure for BP control, but because you are already taking multiple antihypertensive medicines, regular BP monitoring is essential to avoid excessive lowering of BP or pulse rate. There is no strong evidence that long-term Mukta Vati is safer or more effective than your prescribed BP medicines, and routine monitoring of kidney, liver and heart health is advisable regardless of the treatment used. Also, dizziness is not always caused solely by BP. It can occur due to inner-ear problems, cervical issues, anxiety, medication effects or fluctuations in BP itself. Since your MRI, TMT and blood tests are normal, a detailed review of your symptoms and BP readings is important. Please consult me with your recent BP log and reports so I can guide you appropriately.”

Dizziness is because of high BP firstly. Secondly you can continue mukta vati . No harm over kidneys and heart infact it aids heart . Thirdly divya mukta vati and patanjali mukta vati are same. You can interchange them.

Ayurved offers non pharmacological approach and pharmacological way as well

Try to improve your life style yoga meditation morning walk

Yes there are better medicines but first do a lipid profile test and then consult personally.

Don't take allopathic medicine & ayurvedic medicine without doctor consult.

Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine

Taking them together without medical supervision can cause your blood pressure to drop to dangerously low levels (hypotension). The ingredient Sarpagandha can occasionally lead to Bradycardia, an unusually slow heart rate (resting pulse below 60 bpm).Use caution if you are already taking allopathic blood pressure medications, as combining them can cause blood pressure to drop to dangerously low levels.Mukta Vati may interact with medications like Warfarin or Aspirin, potentially increasing the risk of bleeding.Herbs like Ashwagandha in Mukta Vati can enhance the effect of anti-anxiety or sleeping pills, leading to excessive drowsiness.

Hello sir How long it has been since you are taking antihypertensives. N we will need your detailed medical history to properly diagnose and suggest medication. As for mukta vati you need to take medication under proper guidance and regular follow ups. Consult me to discuss further details.

Consult me

Please check your lipid and thyroid profile. Then consult the doctor for further treatment. Also share personal history bowel, bladder,sleep, appetite.

It is encouraging that your blood pressure readings have improved and that symptoms such as dizziness, chest heaviness, and shortness of breath have reduced. However, it is important to understand that because you are currently taking multiple antihypertensive medications along with Mukta Vati, it is difficult to determine how much of the improvement is due to any one component alone. Regarding long-term use of Mukta Vati, Ayurvedic medicines should ideally be taken under the supervision of a qualified physician with periodic clinical follow-up. While many people use such formulations for extended periods, any medicine—whether Ayurvedic or modern—should be reviewed regularly to ensure that it remains appropriate for your condition and that your blood pressure does not become excessively low when combined with other antihypertensive medicines. Self-adjusting doses or adding multiple therapies without supervision is generally not advisable. As for dizziness, blood pressure is only one possible cause. Even when routine investigations are normal, dizziness can sometimes be related to fluctuations in blood pressure, changes in posture, sleep disturbances, anxiety, stress, dehydration, cervical muscle tension, inner ear issues, or medication-related effects. Since your symptoms seem to improve when blood pressure is better controlled, maintaining stable readings remains an important goal.