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Right sided headache
I have hypertension taking medicine but bp is still high taking nifedipine ,telma ,metoprolol ,atorvastatin 20+10/ fenofibrate ,dapaM . Triglycerides 500 since long time, weight 98kg and advocate not able to control diet ,please help
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The specific medicines you are using, obesity and high triglycerides point to metabolic syndrome.Diet , physical activity weight reduction are important to control the BP.You may need an additional diuretic to the present BP drugs and dosage modification.
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Your current medications are appropriate, but persistent high BP, elevated triglycerides (500 mg/dL), and weight gain suggest that lifestyle factors are overpowering your medication effects.
The right-sided headache may be related to uncontrolled blood pressure or stress-related tension headache, but secondary causes should also be considered.
Next Steps
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Please consult me online @ practo for a full history /review.
You may need adjustment of antihypertensives or lipid-lowering medications.
Consider a brain scan (CT/MRI) if headaches persist or worsen.
Health Tips
Target weight loss: even 5–10% reduction can significantly lower BP and triglycerides.
Strict low-carb, low-fat diet. Use plate method: 50% vegetables, 25% protein, 25% whole grain.
Avoid alcohol and smoking if applicable.
Word of Caution:
Uncontrolled BP and high triglycerides increase long-term risk for stroke, heart attack, and fatty liver. Please do not delay medical review.
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Need to consult for better management .
As being so much young , still you are having all these things at such a level need to be evaluated.
Have u tested yourself for thyroid ?
It can Help controlling weight , Triglycerides level.
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Don’t worry
Make yourself a routine to do in your next upcoming years
Change your medicine salt acc to your cardiac physician because bp is still high
15-20 min of walk is compulsary as weight is also on higher side
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Change medication according to cardiologist
Health Tips
Make a routine of morning walks
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