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Pulse rate and bp
My wife's age is 36.she is diabetic. Her pulse rate is 104 and bp is 111/80.. is it worrisome?if yes then what is the treatment?
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BP is fine not to worry. Pulse is slightly high could be anxiety or due to physical activity. Check again when she is fully relaxed.
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BP is normal. High Pulse may be due to Hypoglycemia, Anxiety, Hyperthyroidism, Anaemia. You need some investigations done.
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BP is quite in normal range but yes pulse is bit higher side.
There are multiple causes of fluctuations so it's best to have video Consultantion for proper evaluation
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video Consultantion advised
proper sugar monitoring
Health Tips
plenty of fluids
diabetic diet
home based light workout
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