Suffering from High BP. To control it?

Continue you are medication and do the routine tests like lipid profile thyroid profile and ecg also cbc urine routine esr blood urea Sr.creatinine and salt restriction do regular exercise and if you are obese weight control..do check regular BP .No need to panic

1. In a pre eclampsia/ eclampsia pt the BP may or may not become normal in some time(say 3-6months) but some may require lifelong medicines and risk of accelerated BP in next pregnancy also...generally pt are well controlled with lifestyle modification and medicines 2. Monitor for 6 months 3.All routine , ecg, urine for microalbumin, creatinine, lipid profile, bld sugar FBS, PPBS 4. U need to monitor B.P. 5. Corona is a risk to all... just keep ur BP in check...take precautions... 6. Lifestyle Modification

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Continue ur medication .Take proper Diet and exercise.Add tab Vit D ,Vit c ,& Tab zinc to boost up ur immunity to prevent u from coronavirus. Use sanitizer and wear masks

Hello. Yes currently since you have high blood pressure now you are hypertension patient. Hypertension or high blood pressure is a lifestyle disorder that is directly connected to stress as well as your food habits, exercise, daily routine and many other body related factors also. So once it comes it will stay. We can keep it in control but cannot cure it. Now with this background let's answer your questions. 1. Yes. Since your BP was measured desperately at different times and was showing high and also after taking meds it is now under control. 2. Yes you will have to continue medications for blood pressure. The medicine may change and also the dose may change according to your Blood pressure control but it is necessary for you to take the prescribed medicine. 3. Routine blood tests ideally that should be done for you are CBC, lipid panel, creatinine, urine routine and urine ACR. Other tests may be required and can be discussed when you consult online. 4. Yes it will shoot up if you do not take the meds eventually. 5. No. With proper social distancing and handwashing and face mask,etc precautions you can avoid it like any other individual. 6. As discussed earlier it is a lifestyle disorder so a healthy lifestyle including low salt and proper diet, regular exercise and regular BP monitoring and consultation with doctor will help you to keep it under control and prevent yourself from any BP related complications.

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