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When BP was 170/110 my sister 46 year old was suggested Telista H and now after 6 days BP is 135/88 but pulse is around 120 is any other medicine to be added?
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Till now no needed
You nedd to do some test
Later on proper checking of bp can lead to reduction of drugs or doses
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Wait for a week if it go about 120-130 no need to change medication. Check bp after 30 min rest
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Hi,change BP tab.take tab tells beta 50 after breakfast.
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avoi salt&oils .regular exercise
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Kindly wait for 2 weeks of total taking medication.
If still pulse increased need to change medicine accordingly
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Wait for atleast 1 more week. If not resolved than medication to be changed
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Dr. Valluri Sucharita
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Warangal
Use plain telmisartan instead of the H component. The increased heart rate is due to hydrochlorthiazide.
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Need more history. Cause of increase he could be anything different
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