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Constant blood pressure
Sir when I take a medicine for blood pressure my blood pressure gets normal. When I leave then my bp gets 150/100. So i would like to know that what should be mg medicine take for bp.
Sudhir kumar
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Good morning Practo user
If you are not able to take your BP medicines regularly, then your BP is going to fluctuate,with instant repercussions. So it's a request, don't miss your doses.
You have not shared the name of the medicines, so we can't help you regarding doses of the medicines.
Consult your GP for that.
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Control on the sodium content of your food.
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Walk twice a day, it releases endorphins in body and help your BP get back to normal range.
BP has seasonal fluctuation during winters, so always keep a check on your BP during winters. If it's found to be more, then your medication need to be adjusted accordingly.
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