I have started taking Telmisartan 40 mg for hypertension from the past 11 days at bedtime.
Now my blood pressure is 130/85
And at night half an hour before taking the med it's 140/90.
I started taking the medicine because my pressure was constantly at 140/90 to 144/92 .
Why is my BP not getting normal. Please help.
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BP of 120/80 Should not be considered normal for all the population.
It varies with age, the place where they live, gender, their comorbidities and medications.
BP of 130 / 85 in your case is considered normal.
Continue the same medication.
Consent if you have any dizziness or uncomfortable with medication
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Give minimum gap Of Two hours between the medication and BP measurement
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Your blood pressure Is controlled by the medication .so BP before medication will be high. Once you take the medicine, your BP reduces.
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Please consult with a General Physician on line or a physical consultation. It takes time for BP to be controlled. Medicines have to be adjusted. Once your BP is controlled, further monitoring can be done by tele-consultation.
With age blood vessels get harder thats the reason your BP is High and give time to medication to accomodate and work with medication start morning walk and healthy diet.
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