Low blood pressure at morning when lying

2021-02-16 03:15:32
Hi, My BP shows 99/47 and pulse 59  when lying on bed at morning . My CBC, Lipid profile, Cpk, cpk-mb, hscrp, echo, thyroid, blood sugar, vit B12, vit D,  al report shows normal which I checked 1month back . Only medicine I consume is daily one tab of  concor cor2.5 which is suggested by my doc . Please suggest me whether my bp and pulse normal during morning ? Or is it the effect of medicine ?? Or I need to go for few other medical tests?
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Why u r taking concor ...stop that..check bp in standing and sitting....take online consultation

Answered2021-02-16 06:41:56

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Its low bp    other time bp record needed

Answered2021-02-16 04:23:35

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Hello, Its on the lower side which if falls any lower you would start experiencing symptoms like giddiness Stop medication for few days and chart your blood pressure recording at regular intervals , say three to four times a day
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Monitor blood pressure and chart it If it exceeds >140/100 or falls
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Watch for symptoms like giddiness , palpitations

Answered2021-02-16 05:41:12

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Stop concor ..It is because of this medicine. Keep charting your BP for 1 week once daily. Take online consultation for any doubt.

Answered2021-02-16 04:42:51

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Normal

Answered2021-02-16 04:38:54

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