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Let's say we took mukta vati for two months and bp is back to normal. Diet is also good. Can we still continue to take mukta vati long term just to make sure bp doesn't return? Or is it compulsory to stop mukta vati once bp is normal? Please advise prudently and I'll consider a consultation.
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You can take Mukta vati up to 6 months regular.
If your bp is still normal after taking it 2 months then you can stop medicine.
Maintain healthy diet and life style. And do walk of 3,4 km Daily.
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Tapper down the dose of tablet and keep watch on BP regularly, if BP is always coming in normal range you can stop and keep watch on BP.
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rule out the cause of hypertension.
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maintain stress free healthy lifestyle and take sound sleep
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Hello,
If youre on Mukta avati and your BP has become normal, then your dosage can be tapered under guidance. If you have been precribed mukta vati by and Ayurvedic practitioner, then please talk to them about the present condition and let them know your concern of reducing the medicine dosage / stopping it.
Also try including lifestyle changes to support the treatment of your high blood pressure
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Please consider consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner for dosage and BP monitoring.
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Mukta vati is a herbo-mineral preparation and cannot be taken for long ime without being under meidcal supervision.
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Consult personally
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Better to use one tablet twice daily as a maintenance dose.Check BP once biweekly.
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Yes you need to continue, with terms and conditions consult me online
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No do not stop if you really want to stop go underguidance of ayurvedic physician bcoz at this your age bp can fluctuate at any time
So consult physician
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Share me some more details about this first
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No... u need to take it permanently...
If u stop bp will rise again.
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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