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I would really suggest to treat with allopathic medicine.

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Your BP was earlier 150/95, now it is around 130/90. This means BP has improved, but the lower number is still slightly high. ECG and Echo are normal, which is a good sign. But BP still needs proper control because long-term high BP can affect the heart, kidney, brain, and eyes. Please do this: Check BP morning and evening for 7 days and note it down. Reduce salt, pickle, papad, chips, and packaged food. Walk 30–40 minutes daily. Sleep well and reduce stress. Avoid too much tea/coffee. If BP repeatedly stays 130/90 or higher, proper BP medicine may be needed. Do not depend only on homeopathic medicine. If BP goes above 160/100, or there is chest pain, breathlessness, severe headache, weakness, or blurred vision, get urgent medical checkup.

Your BP especially the diastolic pressure is on the higher side.needs antihypertensive medicine if it's not lowered with diet and exercise

Go for dash diet

Diet restrictions needed.

Get blood sugar,  lipid profile,  thyroid function tests, done and share  results. Please consult a physician physically and start a medicine.

Get a renal arterial Doppler test done  and consult

It’s still high when diastolic BP is considered

It's normal.  Continue  homeopathy medicine. Diastolic  is just at upper limit of normal. DiET LOW SALT FOOD. NO PAPAD BHUJIA, PICKEL, PACKET FOOD.

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While your BP has improved from 150/95 to 130/90, the diastolic pressure of 90 is still above the normal threshold of 80 mmHg, which means your blood pressure is not yet fully controlled. Persistent diastolic hypertension at your age needs proper management — lifestyle changes like reducing salt intake, regular brisk walking, weight control, and stress reduction are important but are usually not sufficient alone at these readings. It would be advisable to consult an allopathic physician to assess whether antihypertensive medication is needed to bring the diastolic under 80.

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Its good Just keep a check on your blood pressure  regularly. You can maintain the chart twice  week for blood pressure.

I would strongly recommend starting allopathic antihypertensive medication. First-line options like Amlodipine or Telmisartan are safe, well-tolerated, and highly effective. The choice depends on your complete profile — age, kidney function, any diabetes or heart conditions, and other medications you’re on.

Salt restricted diet Brisk walk 30 minutes per day

You need proper treatment

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Use telma

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Do connect and consult Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Will help you

Just complete restrict salt in diet Do exercise daily for atleast 30 to 45 minutes