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Bp tablet , and fluctuations
Hi I am taking same bp tablet for more than 7 years, morning n night with aspirin, recently from past week, I am seeing there is fluctuation in BP, and I stopped aspirin now for more than a month, is there any risk ,I lf I stop aspirin because doctor told to continue for a year. I have not visited doctor for advise due to covid situation.
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Why are you taking aspirin ?
There must be some history for aspirin being advised,
don't stop any medication without doctor's advice
Bp charting should be done
Medication timing should be regular
If bp is uncontrolled than medication have to be upgraded and have to be monitored properly
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Ecg , 2d echo ( as you are taking aspirin and have stopped )
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be regular in medication , if not able to go to visit doctor , do online consultation
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First of all make a chart for bp and see the fluctuations, BP tablet may b needed in more dose or it would b required to be combined with other drug. Aspirin shouldn't be stopped without physician recommendation.
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Make bp chart and consult me on this app for furthur management and advice.
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Bp fluctuations may affect kidneys, brain and heart. Alaways to b monitered
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