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Tmt negative for inducible ischemia
My husband's age is 33..he is an IT employee and diagnosed with bp and sugar since last 2 years..he tried to control it naturally but since they were still high he started taking medicines as prescribed by doctor since last year.. Recently he stopped medicine for a month and again his bp and sugar went high. Doctor prescribed medicines and also complete health checkup.. His ecg, tmt, xray and ultrasound reports are normal.. Recently His father died of cardiac arrest second time at 55 yrs.. Iam unable to understand if all the reports are normal, why does my husband have high bp and sugar ???what are the necessary precautions to be taken to avoid any kind of medical issues later.. Please help
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Dr. S. B. Nagori
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Take medicine regularly.Less salt
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Dr. Abhinav Chhabra
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Due to sedentary lifestyle probably
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