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Blood Pressure
My son 45+ is on holiday at home only.
no office stress, no disease. normal lifestyle and food.
normal walking regularily. standard normal sleep.
having bp 150/100mmHg regularily post lunch for 5hrs
suffers from vertigo and giddiness post lunch.
is bp normal ? any treatment and medicine ?
thank you,
Moti Das
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Blood pressure of 150/100 mm of Hg is high. Vertigo and Giddiness post lunch could be because of Acid peptic disease, food allergies , post prandial hypotension and other causes.
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Decrease intake of salt, Sugar and carbohydrates. Avoid spicy food.
Avoid lying down immediately after intake of food.
consult a physician and get his BP recorded and proceed as per his advise in case there is no improvement in symptoms.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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Mumbai
BP is high.. It should be in the range of 130/90
If it continues treatment have to be started. Consult online.
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