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Prolomet xl 25
Hi, i had visited a doctor since i had little chest pain. All reports were normal but my bp was 140/90 doctor gave me anxiety pill and prolomet xl 25.
After a month now, i am feeling absolute okay.. Anxiety pill stopped but prolomet is still there, my bp was 80/124 when checked two days ago. I want to get rid of the prolomet tab but the doctor didnot suggest to instead asked to continue. How do i get off the tablet. Will i be able to get off
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Dr. Ganesh. T
Interventional Cardiologist
15 yrs exp
Chennai
Salt restriction , dietary modifications, daily exercise, weight control will help controlling BP. If Bp remains well controlled, then tablet dose can be down titrated and can even be stopped but only under the supervision of the doctor
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Dr. Sibashankar Kar
Cardiothoracic Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Stop and monitor blood pressure for few days. If blood pressure > 130/90 then you will need it to continue.
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