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Pressure is always High around 165/92
Telmisartan 40 twice in morning and night thn also pressure is High , someone told me i should not give him telmisartan twice its not good , but accessing his pressure i just give him telmisartan. Should i change it ? Plz help
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First question since how many days it shows more reading
2nd question any history of skip medication
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first u strictly monitor bp 2 times a day for 5 days
if reading show high better to consult near by physician and chnge medication
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You need other medications and You should check serum Urea creatinine also. Please feel free to consult me.
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Check your blood pressure regularly twice a day for 5 days. Note down the readings with date and time. Show the readings to your doctor
. You may start amlodipine type of medicine. Check your kidney function with the help of blood urea creatinine values .. also check your blood cholesterol levels
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Should rule out cause of hypertension
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