My mother is taking tablt ecosprin nd metprolol from last one year as she is dignosed with hypertension
Today we done this routine 2d echo
Kindly tell us is there any cause of concern in reports? Is there any problem?
And how much long she have to be on this antihypertensive drugs?
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Echo looks pretty normal. Regarding anti hypertensive drugs, you will need to consult your local physician who can check your BP and let you know regarding further treatment.
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The echo has mild MR so follow up by repeat echo studies perhaps yearly.
BP medicines are for long term...keep BP 130 /80
Ecosprin may have no role in her case and can be stopped..review with doctor who prescribed it..
Check for co.morbidities like diabetes, thyroid etc
Do lipid profile and if deranged statins indicated for primary prevention..
Echo report is quiet okay. As hypertension is a chronic disease like Diabetes, hypertension cannot be cured by taking by medicine for 1 to month. Hypertension can only be controlled with medicine and most of the time, antihypertensive medicines are for long term.
Hello,
The echo report is good. Nothing to worry. Anti hypertensive medicines are to be taken lifelong usually. It can not be cured.
Take care. Stay safe
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