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Hypertension medication
My mother diagnosed with hypertension 6 months back her bp was 160/100 all blood test are normal ecg,echo also normal.she is on telma 40 she forgets taking medicine morning bue to household work. so can she take bp medicine after dinner?
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Ya she can take medicine after checking bp and again in morning check bp if low then defer morning drug for few hrs
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Yes, she can take evening or in night also.
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Yes she can take..make sure regular bp check up are done
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avoid salty diet
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keep a Daily bp recording chart at home Mrng 8am and evng 8Pm bp for 2 week..
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Yes she can take the Medicine as soon as she remember .
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from Next day she can take on her regular time and Monitor the Bp twice a day Morning and evening.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
General Physician
5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Yes she can take. Bt monitor BP frequently.
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