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Bp 165/105 age 49, under medication.
My moms is hospitalised yesterday. That time her BP was 210-110, now her BP is 165/103. Her all reports are normal. Why her bp not getting normal.
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High Blood pressure is an emergency.. but it is advisable to bring it down slowly and not rapidly
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That high bp is a medical urgency. But to bring bp down in a graded manner is advisable
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Modifications in medication may be needed if the condition doesn’t improve
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Need to modify bp medications.
Discuss better by private consulting and share all reports and medications she is taking
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