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High Blood Pressure
Hi. My father is 64 yrs old and he is having high BP. Guess he is having high BP from many years. Recently he underwent cataract operation his doctor before operating diagnosed his high BP and general physician who did his pre operating test advised him nexovas 10 mg tablet. Usually his BP was in 160-150/110-100 range. Later after taking medication for almost one month his BP came down and was in 130/90 range. But again from past week even after taking medicine his BP is keeping high. Now presently his BP is in 150/100 range regularly. He is having Nexovas 10 mg tablet. Am concerned about him. Pl advice which specialist should I take him for consultation. And also wat is ideal BP for his age
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ist BP >140/90 will be termed as prehypertension stage .
BP control or having high blood pressure from prolonged period can lead to serious health conditions
heart will increase in size termed as LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY
atrial fibrillation and so forth
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i advise do bp charting
make him do some physical activity
resuce salt intake to less than 6 gm / day
decrease caffeine intake
TAB AMLONG 5MG TWICE DAILY × 5 DAYS
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consult a cardiologist without fail
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