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Rise in blood pressure
Rise in blood pressure (152/94) without rise in cholesterol and even 2d echo and ecg normal।
No obssesity ,and daibetic under control।
What may be possible reason and solutions?
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May be essential hypertension
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Consultation is advisable
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Need to be evaluated further
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Need detailed history and medications...
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consult..
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Goal is to keep below 13/80 consult internal medicine physican for optimizing medical therapy. Can chat or videocall me.
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Avoid tension. Follow pranayam. Contact fot treatment
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This high bp need medications and evaluation under prescription. Can consult me privately for proper medications.
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Click consult now
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Do regular exercises, deep breathing, less salt
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
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8 yrs exp
Delhi
Needs evaluation for secondary causes at your age. If it remains elevated will need treatment
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Book an online consultation for further management
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