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Hypertension
Two weeks ago My blood pressure before taking medication was 155/90, after taking high blood pressure medication now blood pressure was below 120/80. Do I have to take high blood pressure medication or stop taking high blood pressure medication? thank you
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If you have already stopped taking medicines for BP then check ur BP on daily basis twice / day. make a chart Of ten days. then accordingly u may take medicines if needed. After making chart consult me online.
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avoid stress.
take rest.
have less salt intake.
morning walk will be beneficial.
drink more n more water.
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