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High Anxiety & Rise in BP
I had anxiety for months now, just recntly got High BP due to anxiety..,... Now my Anxiety is reducing slowly, i do not need meds for anxiety now.. [from last 2 days].. but if i dont take BP tablet, my head feels odd... - My question was (Sir/Mam) will my BP will come to normal once my anxiety is fully gone?
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If your blood pressure is high on 2 or more readings, antihypertensive medication may be needed to initiated properly. Furthermore proper treatment for anxiety disorder is essential.
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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5 yrs exp
Rajkot
Need to consult for detailed Evaluation
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Dr. Shabir Ahmad Dar
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Srinagar
Share ur 3 latest blood pressure readings
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