BP medicines

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BP medicines

Asked for Male, 23 Years

My father is taking medicines for high BP from 10 years. Now a days if he is not taking BP medicines then BP is normal. If he takes them then BP gets low. Show he continue to take BP medicine ?

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Dr. N.Yogesh

General Physician 7 yrs exp Chennai

What drugs he was taking? We need his BP with medicines minimum 3 reading in a week along with RFT and an ECG We can discuss and plan the treatment

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measure BP in 3 different times in one week if possible daily twice readings

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Dr. Jaydeep Mangroliya General Physician 2 yrs exp Rajkot · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jaydeep Mangroliya

General Physician 2 yrs exp Rajkot

Stop the medication and and it is necessary to consult a cardiologist and get proper evaluation. Because there can be any other condition due to which bp is getting low