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Tobacco bp rise
I'm a tobacco chewer since 1 year I'm a fatty boy with 100 kg and my taking lodoz 5 mg for bp and placida 10 and nexitoplus for anxiety or insomnia I noticed that when I'm not chewer of tobacco my bp raming around 125/85 with 100bpm and now I checked my bp it's rise to 130/95 or somtimes suddenly rise to 150/100+ so I take tobacco dose 20 per day so my que is it's due to tobacco or anything else
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You can do research on yourself. Don't take tobacco in any form and keep a record of your BP recorded twice a day for 3 days. After that start taking your usual dose of tobacco. After 3 days start recording your BP twice a day for 7 days (keep taking your tobacco in the meantime). After that you can share your observations on this forum.
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You are your biggest enemy. Stop chewing tobacco. Stop drinking alcohol. Low sodium diet. Go for morning and evening walks daily. Do some physical exercises on a regular basis. Avoid spicy and oily food. Avoid outlook food. Low cholesterol diet. Drink plenty of water.
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BOTH your weight and tobacco are the reasons
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