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Hi.. My father is of 54 yrs old has diabetes since 10yrs and since 1 week his blood pressure is around 160/90 to 180 /100..previoulsly he don't had hypertension..which medical do i need to use right now as an emergency need.. As We will consult doctor tomorrow morning. Please do helpful.
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Cap Depin 5 mg can be given sublingual means puncture the capsule with a pin or needle and put it under his tongue...he can consume the liquid form the capsule and spit the capsule shell out... only for now . consult physician tmrw..
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For now, you can give him a single tablet of telma 40. And check bp again after 1 hour. If still this high, you cab consult me on practo.
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