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Bp result advices
Dear sir
My father age 53 he was diabetic and bp patient he used per day 1 tab of telma.below his bp is this normal or not pls advice .
Have to take dose more tab or not
What is the minimum bp ranges for high bp patients also pls give me clarity it will be helpfull to me thanks
175/104 as today now his result shoing in digital hand meter
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All biochemical parameters need to be done
Plus 2D echo and renal artery Doppler and Usg for medical renal disease needs to be done
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BP is definitely high and it's a variable. Please check BP more often.
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Add Tab. Amlodipine 5mg once daily
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The blood pressure of your father is definitely not controlled. Mostly the cause of blood pressure is idiopathic ,however we should identify whats causing the increase in blood pressure. Steps like decreasing salt intake in food Nd modifying the dosage of antihypertensive medications have to be ensured to maintain a blood pressure below 140/90 mmhg.
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