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High bp for last 5 days
Good evening doctor, I am suffering from health anxiety and continuous bp checking. Last 5 days my wisdom teeth aches due to wrong feeling during this I eat muscle relaxant for tooth aches. After 2 days I have severe pain and bp is around 170-160/105-95 for full day and go to other dentist he removed filling I got relief in pain after that my bp is around 132-128 to 84-79 without any medicine and dentist gives my Amoxicillin 500 and declofanic pottasium paracetamol sp and dexona. After last 2 days my bp increase is around 160-154 to 104-95 without no reason. No teeth pain no fever. I am so much worried and confused. Today I measured bp about 100 times my bp all time in lying position is around 164-146 to 104-94 in normal position. Only few reading out of 100 show 135/86. What should I do so much worried. I do all low impact exercise yoga but nothing work for me. One more thing previously my bp is in range of 130-115 to 82-72 all time still normal position. please help.
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Based on your history, your initial rise in blood pressure could have been related to severe dental pain, anxiety, or stress. However, blood pressure readings persistently in the range of 160/100 mmHg or higher should not be ignored and require evaluation by a physician.
From a dental perspective, if your tooth pain has subsided and there is no swelling, fever, or signs of active infection, it is less likely that the tooth is the sole cause of your elevated BP. Also, Diclofenac can sometimes contribute to an increase in blood pressure in susceptible individuals.
Avoid checking your BP repeatedly, as frequent measurements can increase anxiety and result in falsely elevated readings. Instead, measure it after resting quietly for 5 minutes, twice daily, and maintain a record.
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I recommend consulting a physician/cardiologist at the earliest for assessment and to determine if treatment is required. If you develop severe headache, chest pain, shortness of breath, vision changes, or your BP remains above 180/120 mmHg, seek emergency medical care immediately. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
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Your pain will increase your blood pressure also but always better to get it checked by the general physician
Also get the treatment done for the Dental pain
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1st of all you are getting anxious because of dental pain may be you googles something or seraching online about your symptoms. And you shouldn't measure bp.so frequently on same day. This also fluctuates
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Continue your prescribed mediactaion for dental treatment and stop measuring your bp .just neasure in morning once Stop googling or chatgpt your symptoms..
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don't get anxious evryone has wisdom tooth pain..
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Hello!
Firstly, let’s not panic. You need to consult your physician to get the BP monitored and regulated if needed, at the earliest.
Secondly, would request to visit an Oral Surgeon or a dentist to get the wisdom tooth evaluated.
Hope this helps!
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