Hypertension

2020-08-07 12:28:16
Hello Dr. I need a suggestion from you. I take medicines thyronorm 100, ecosprin av 150 at night and telma 40 twice a day. Now a days my BP is coming 137/86 or 131/85. What should I do?? 25 days ago I consulted a dr and he added a tablet for 15 days. Name of tablet is navicard 0.25 mg.
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U shud check ur BP twice a day.... Before taking meds.... If bp is less Dan 130/80 then no need to take the med.. But don't stop the medicine all of a sudden else bp will rise to highest....
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Consult online for proper treatment

Answered2020-08-07 12:54:04

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Continue al the medications and review with your doctor after 15 days. Check bp twice a day . Reduce salt in your diet and no oily spicy food.
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Answered2020-08-07 12:46:00

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U can continue with the prescribed medications. If you stop the antihypertensive , then ur bp might shoot up. So it's better to continue all .
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online consultation plz
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keep a regular checkup on ur bp .

Answered2020-08-07 12:30:46

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Need detailed history and evaluation
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take online consultation for further treatment

Answered2020-08-07 12:46:40

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To continue it for a month and review again.

Answered2020-08-07 12:41:14

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