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From last two weeks my mother is suffering from high blood pressure. Blood pressure tablets wasn't working on her. Doctor did her ECG and report was normal. Doctor gave her stomach related tablets, stress medicine and sleep medicine. Until she take those meds her bp remain normal but when she stopped taking it her bp raised. She took her last dose day before yesterday and today her bp was 145/97. She is not taking so much stress. We don't understand why is it happening. What could be the real reason? Should we meet a gastrologist or cardiologist?
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What symptoms does she have?
ECG is normal, BP is Borderline.. More details needed
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Cardiologist
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Take general physician opinion
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Dr. Karthickkannan Chandrasekaran
General Physician
Chennai
Needs more information on the clinical history
Previous medical surgical history
Medications used till now
If new onset hypertension has been diagnosed it has to be evaluated to rule out the cause for hypertension
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needs laboratory and radiological evaluation to find out the cause
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