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Covishield Side Effects
I took second dose of Covid vaccine on 26 10 2021. From 28 10 2021, my bp increased to 170/106 and pulse rate at 112. Got caffeine intolerance after taking second dose of vaccine. Everytime I drink milk tea, coffee, green tea or any caffeinated drink, I feel my pulse rate is increased high and bp raised.
Is now bp will be lifelong or it will get back to normal?
Right now taking temporary bp medicine.
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Kindly consult and avoid teiggers
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Consultation is advisable
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Pulse rate can increase with caffeine intake
So try to avoid them
Follow low sodium dash diet
Exercise regularly for atleast 5 days in a week
You didn’t mention your body weight but weight loss can also help reducing blood pressure
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
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deep breathing exercise
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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Try to avoid the triggering factors
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