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Weekness and high heart beats
My wife is having high BP and weekness from last five to six months. We visited general physician initially. From last couple of months she is taking treatment from MD medicine doctor. From last few days she is feeling high heart beats. I purchased omron BP measurement device. Please find BP readings from last 2 days attached. My questions are ,
1. What is the cause of high BP at 25 years age?
2. What is causing high heart beats? Is it elevated BP or weakness?
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Her heart rate is not elevated maybe she is having palpitations. Definitely her bp is in the higher side. U need to get certain investigation of her like ecg and other if she is experiencing persistent palpitations. U need to continue her bp medication. If necessary you might want to consult ur gp once more
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Dr. Jatin Soni
Family Physician
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hypertension at a young age needs to be evaluated for kidney disease or ischemic heart disease which can be ruled out through a renal Doppler and a stress test
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Dr. Jeevan Kumar
General Medicine
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Karimnagar
Do frst thyroid profile
Tab amira-P nght for 5 dys
Tkae online consultuntion for furtht management
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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South 24 Parganas
Need detailed history and evaluation
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