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Weight lifting and high bp
My bp reading last month was 160/90 so the doctor asked me to take bp medicines. After taking them it was normal for a month. But now when I went to check the bp it was again 160/90 from 2-3 consecutive days. But I am still taking the medicines regularly, with proper diet and exercise daily. I did many tests like echo, lft, urea and creatinine, blood sugar, lipid all are normal. I was a regular gym goes before the lockdown. I am thinking of rejoining the gym and start lifting weights again. Is it ok?
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After seeing ur details only thing to add is Restrict salt intake , fate intake learn some yoga and meditation a good 30mnts morning walk will help since what medicine u r staking so no comment on medicine.
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