Such BP is seen in Anemia & Valvular regurgitation etc  , so re-evaluate his condition by a good physician

High BP could be due his renal impairment.high potassium, creatinine,urea levels with significant proteinuria indicats reno vascular hypertension.do consult a nephrologist in your area for a clinical examination and appropriate management

Immediately physical review with nephrologist.

Your father's BP is high because his kidneys are not functioning properly causing: 1. Protein loss. 2. Uncontrolled BP. 3. Breathlessness which can be related to water retention due to decreased excretion of cardiac failure due to high BP. 4. Urea and creatinine are high. 5. Potassium and Chloride are high.

high BP and proteinuria in elderly needs urgent review may relate to kidney or heart. A consultation can assess reports and adjust meds. Feel free to book one soon.

Please  take him to a physician physically,  he  may be developing heart failure.

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A BP of 180–185/80 mmHg with breathlessness and 3+ protein in urine is concerning and needs prompt evaluation by his treating physician or at a hospital. Uncontrolled hypertension, heart disease, or kidney involvement may be contributing to his symptoms. 

Urologist asap.

This is a concerning clinical picture that needs urgent in-person attention. Urine protein 3+ combined with BP still at 180/85 despite three antihypertensive medications, and breathlessness after just 2 minutes of walking, suggests significant kidney involvement with possible fluid retention or early heart failure — both of which are interconnected at this age. The kidneys may be leaking protein due to longstanding hypertensive damage, and uncontrolled BP further worsens kidney function in a cycle. Prazopress and Nefrosave being added only 10 days ago means the dose adjustments haven't had full effect yet.

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Hi. As per reports he has creatinine raised , indicating renal dysfunction and also breathlessness. He needs evaluation. Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.

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