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Last 6 years I have high blood pressure and I m taking olmesar 20 h . Last one week my blood pressure reading is 135/90 to. 145/95 what I do for low my blood pressure.
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You are hypertensive and taking medications from young age. You need to be evaluated for the reason behind it. Apart from that you need to monitor your BP regularly. You might need to increase the dose of antihypertensive if your BP remain above the normal range.
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if consistently more than 140/90 than dose should be increased
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Dr. Saikiran. S
Cardiologist
25 yrs exp
Bangalore
You have to get your BP checked by your physician or Cardiologist at the clinic or hospital with a Mercury Manometer ( The BP machine which your doctor uses).
Let the doctor decide based on your readings to lower or increase the medications.
The BP readings that patient uses at home can be 10-15% off from the actually.
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
Cardiologist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Add tab cinod 10 mg in night
Strictly check bp reading and update
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