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I have attached my BP pattern and Fasting lipid profile, My average BP remains between 120/85 to 130/90 generally is it ok ,or I will need any medicine? Or only lifestyle changes?? My ecg and 2d echo reports are normal..
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Your overall cardiovascular profile looks reasonably good for your age, and based on the reports you shared, this does not look like a situation that urgently requires BP medication right now. It looks more like borderline / early hypertension with elevated diastolic pressure, where lifestyle optimization is the first-line approach.
Next Steps
Intensive lifestyle measures for 3–6 months
But you should consider medication later if:
* BP persistently stays >135/85 at home
* diastolic remains >90 consistently
* strong family history
* kidney disease/diabetes develops
* lifestyle efforts fail after ~3–6 months
Reduce triglycerides aggressively
This is more important right now than the BP.
Avoid/reduce:
* sugary drinks
* sweets
* fruit juices
* excess rice/maida/bread
* fried food
* alcohol (very important if applicable)
Increase:
* protein intake
* vegetables
* salads
* nuts in moderation
* omega-3 rich foods
* walking/exercise
* Keep salt ideally
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