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High blood pressure
Using tazloc 20 and used cholesterol control tablet for few days. If I don't use tablets my BP will slightly boost and I have to take medicine again. If I get proper advise I would be great
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BP Medicine has to be taken regularly. It is not like Dispirin for Headache. Tazloc 20 is the mildest dose possible. It may be in your family that is why you have in such early age. You are not overweight. It is a lifestyle disease. If your life style is faulty, you can correct it by controlling stress, doing daily aerobic exercises , reducing salt & diet regulation. So, as of now take medicine daily. Don't stop.
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Dr. Ashwani Garg
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Reduce inflammation within and eat enough healthy fats, cut down processed carbs.
You need not to on medication if you change your lifestyle.
Genetics only loads the gun but bad environment pulls the trigger. So fix your environment to fix your problem
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Dr. Vijayalaxmi Shende
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
10 yrs exp
Pune
Hi
Need to ask more details
Bp medicines required to take daily
Consult me online for proper guidance
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