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Stents 2 very low bp
Father ef 15-20 percent. Had 2 stents placed on 20 Feb and is on below medicines since then.
Dose to reduce any as his bp is low in morning and night 55/34, 68/40 etc since 4 days, feels very sleepy but is alert, no breathlessness. What to do?
In evening it's normal
Before breakfast
Acidity medicine (esomeprazole)
After breakfast
Brilinta 90
Dytor plus ls 10/25
Metolar xr 12.5
Ciplox 250 (14 days starting 7-March evening)
Sugar 2.5/500 (linagliptin+metformin)
Evening before dinner
Acidity (esomeprazole)
After dinner
Ecosprin 75
Brillinta 90
Rosuvas ez 40
Febutec 40 (febuxostat) as creatinine 2.6 and uric acid 101
Ciplox 250 (14 days starting 7-March evening as prostate size 152, psa 21, but medicine cant be given as bp low, so given antibiotic)
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While in low EF , we expect low BP readings , A BP with these readings is certainly low.
1. Make sure reading are not false
A. Machine is right and shows normal reading in others
B. Muscle mass is mot very low , generally when muscle thinning occurs with chronic disease , BP readings are falsely low
2. BP meds - one of them needs to be reduced / stopped
A. Metolar XR 12.5 mg is lowest possible dose
B. Can try reducing dytor plus first based on your doctors advise.
Generally low dose of metolar is better than total stoppage, if voleme status is not compromised then dytor plus shoudl be reduced first
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