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High Blood Pressure in the age of 26
I have diagnosed with high BP for last 8 months . after taking stamlo 5 it was not control. but from last month i have started taking telma 20 along with stamlo. now its in the range of 180-185/76-90 . but i am experiencing some problem like breathlessness, sometime its serious cant able to breath for some second. sudden feel of drop heart beat. an
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Dietary salt restriction less than 5 g/day to be strictly maintained. Aerobic exercise or brisk walk 30-40 minutes daily. Reduction of dairy intake, fatty foods.Fruits and vegetables to be incorporated in diet.
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Strict maintenance of timings of antihypertensive and adherence is the key.serum urea creatinine,PPBS and USG KUB to be done if still high BP persists beyond 2 months.
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Your target BP should be 130/80 .wish you good health.
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Young hypertensive must be thoughly investigated.most commonly chronic kidney disease is responsible.so my dear attend a physician or a cardiologist.
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