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Chronic high bp patient feels low bp
My mother is a chronic bp patient which used to remain on the higher side and had been taking medicine called Telma AM. Since past few months she started having low bp pressure as well sometimes, now my question is if she feels low bp should she skip the medicine for that day? I heard that bp medicine should not be stopped once started, hence the confusion. Many thanks for your help.
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You will need to get her medicine correction.
Plz meet an MD to do the above.
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Record BP two or three times in a day.
Secondly BP may be fluctuate several times in day. yes
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Dear , dont worry
Consult doctor to rule out why there is fluctuations in bp ,,
High and low bp all are harmful for body .
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consult physician , me medicine internal medicine specialist
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