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Blood pressure after post stent
My dad is 58 yr old he had mi and 3 stents last month his bp is 110/70or 106/65 it been there from many days ,but from 2 days he is feeling mild dizzy and bp is lowb100/60 to 99/56 mmhg ,hr is 60-65bpm is it due to nebicard 2.5mg he is taking once in morning and on aspirin and tab brillinta ,statins he started recently cpap also for osa pls tell me is this bp OK or concerning
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Could you share his echo report ? Want to know his functioning of heart and also full details of the medications he is taking. To answer your concern, dizziness could be due to nebivolol. Cpap has some effect on lowering BP as well. This might have added to the effect. In such case, nebivolol dose can be reduced to 1.25. But again, it is better to monitor the blood pressure for longer time with different intervals, preferable at the gap of 4 hours and also would like to reviewing your medication and echo before advising the above.
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continue BP monitoring. if dizziness is frequent and is associated with hypotension, needs revision of medication
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while standing up from sitting or sleeping position, do it slowly. this will reduce the dizziness.
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