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I have just recovered from Covid a week ago. Had been a BP patient but sorry I was not taking medicines from few months. Now I'm having headache, Back of head, Left side etc.
Checked BP, 160/100. Is this the reason?
Taking Telma 80 mg now as prescribed by a doctor . Hope nothing serious here. Please help. Just bit tensed.
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Continue the same medicine as advised by the doctor.. Maintain strict salt restricted diet, plenty of water,, reduce ur stress levels, do some physical activity..
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hey its right you have headache bcz of hypertension.... bt it might be due to excessive rest in jus lying down position into bed.... so took medicine for bp as well....
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Dr. Selvakumar
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Theni
Dont be tensed.it because of not taking medication.
Continue your medication regularly
If bp become controlled symptoms become vanished
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Continue medications as prescribed.. regular monitoring of bp. Fluid intake should be more than 3 litres per day, restrict salt intake, minimal exercise. The symptoms should come down.
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