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High BP and moxon 0.2mg
My husband is taking heart related treatment and BP medicine "MoXon 0.2mg" (once in morning everyday) from over a year now under a cardiologist's consultancy, however his BP shoots up in second half of the days frequently ever since he has recovered from COVID in April-May.
Should he start the same dose twice a day ?
Does it have to do anything with post COVID?
First half of the day his BP is 120-130 mostly, by evening goes upto 150-170. Can he take moxon 0.2 mg in the evening as well, or is it not advised. He had to take it twice yesterday only.
Plz guide.
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Dr. Lokanath M
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Need longer acting drug...
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consult if want change medication..
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Dr. Nagaraj Desai
Cardiologist
46 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consultation is the step ahead.
Please see your cardiologist. And the drugs required will be decided by him.
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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja
Cardiologist
22 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Needs proper evaluation
ECG?
Echo?
Lipid profile?
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Consultation
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Dr. Abhishek Agrawal
Interventional Cardiologist
9 yrs exp
Mumbai
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His medicines dose needs to be adjusted. But the dosing cannot be advised over chat without a conversation with the patient first. Kindly consult a doctor for the same
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