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Low diastolic pressure
Hi,
I have had bp at 100/60 almost the whole of today. I'm also tired and haven't been able to sleep well the last two days. My pulse rate is 80 or so. I take betablocker 1.25 concor cor regularly and have been taking it for the last 3 years. For SUPRAVENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA. The last time I went to my cardiologist for a regular check up he had mentioned labile hypertension. Is it normal for bp to fluctuate like this.
I took blood reports recently. My hb is 12 and RBC was 3.9. esr at 22. Pcv 35.7 Everything else was within normal change.
Should I be worried.. I'm 62 kgs, 5'3 height. Not fat. Should I observe for a few days..
Please advise.
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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja
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Dr. Lokanath M
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Don't worry... Continue concor.. If palpitations then consult..
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