Hypertension from young age

2021-12-14 12:14:28
Hi I was reported of having high bp when I was 26 years old. In the next few months I had severe palpitations and anxiety attacks and a psychiatrist diagnosed it to be Anxiety Disorder and put me on medication for 1 year while my bp was reducing gradually towards the end of the treatment. A few months after I stopped medication, I got kidney stones and my bp was again found to be high (170/100) and was immediately asked to start bp tablets. While on bp medication I again had kidney stones in few months and my sugar levels was also found to be high and doctors told that I am pre diabetic. Lately, upon a regular blood test, the triglycerides is found to be high and so are other bad cholestrols. I m now taking tablets for reducing triglycerides also. Regarding my fitness, I have been maintaining a good fitness when the bp was first diagnosed . I found some articles that bp at young age could be because of some harmonal reasons. Is my case worth getting checked from endocrine doctors ?
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I understood your concern  and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.

Answered2021-12-14 17:48:54

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May be advisable

Answered2021-12-14 15:16:47

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Private consultation required for proper management

Answered2021-12-14 12:24:50

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First off all do exercise daily, for bp do charting regularly and for kidney stone need to see d report and size and location of stone.in last take salt restricted diet.
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Answered2021-12-14 12:23:21

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