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High bp not coming down
My mother us 75 year old.Her weight is 62 kg height 5' 2..she is a bp patient..from last 10 days bp is not coming down 170/70 pulse 90.she was admitted and got medicines changed.in hospital it came down to 120..But after returning home its again risen with same medications.
Her medication
Dytor 5mg bd
Snumbo 5 mg bd
Metpure 25 mg bd
All test were normal echo ecg trop test
We are very worried.
Palpitations start once the bp is rising.So she gets to know that bp is increased.
Dytor has been introduced this time..
Plz guide.She is not diabetic
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Don't worry
We will get your mother blood pressure under control.
First we have to know why it's shooting up, and correct it to get bp to normalcy.
Normal echo ECG trop rules out only a part of high blood pressure. Kindly consult for further assistance
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When you ask a question regarding medicines please make sure that you write the name of Molecules , not the trade name or Brand name.
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Please get the initial dosage of the medicine adjusted by physical consultation. Later on little adjustment of dose can be done on tele-consultation.
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Hi dear
BP Medicine takes time to show its complete action and usually about 4-6 weeks we keep the same medicine and still if it does not decrease the BP then only we change it.
However if she is experiencing and complaints then we can change the medicine before as well.
Please consult so we can discuss everything and I can guide u better
Take care
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