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Hi I am 49year old male suffering from hypertension since 7 years and iam with medication morning as well as night, and my bp is always high at doctor office(due to anxiety) around 175/94 and always normal at home and other places. From since 1 month i routinely checked my bp at home(omron device),at morning(118/79), afternoon(128/80, 135/85mmhg) ,and at  night(120/80,118/82). i had no symptoms iam in activity daily and also i will jog around 4 to 5km daily, maintaining healthy diet. Despite this if i work more(lifting weight, other physical activity) my bp will be 157/95(at home with no symptoms) it will take time to come down. My ecg,blood test,echo done, Ecg- sinus tachycardia Blood test - normal Echo EF -60% Grade 1 lvdd CVH+ No effusion/no clots Others are normal Doctor suggested for tmt but my bp at doctor office not permitting so what to do please any suggestion and doctor said to come after 1 month my physical activity- walk,run, weight lifting. i wont feel any symptoms.
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No need of TMT if you have no symptoms
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Try some anxiolytics & see the response of BP
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