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High BP I take regular telma n amlopress
High bp I took regular telma n amlopress d i aily whn to stop the tab I took it almost 1 yr n bp is fluctuating
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Hypertension is a reversible dz provided you start eating healthy with moderate exercise.
If you get into healthy lifestyle then only wean off the drug slowly by consulting your doctor.
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You should not stop BP tablet directly
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Dr. Arun R
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, you need to be examined and based on the report to be modified for the medicines.
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Dr. Milind Sathe
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Indore
Dear you have to control Hypertension by lifestyle modification regular exercise and Medication,i would like to know more about your problem.pl contact me on my time line for needful.
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Dr. Anand Kalaskar
General Physician
24 yrs exp
Pune
Not to stop the treatment.
If bp is fluctuating, better to change the drugs and see.
Proper treatment is required to control the BP
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