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Telvas 40 on a bp reading of 118/63
My father is a bp patient and has a pacemaker installed as well. he takes telvas 40 twice a day for bp. checked his bp tonight at around 8:30PM and it was 114/64 and at around 10PM it was again 120/63. Should he take his evening dose of telvas on a low bp or avoid it?
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Hi he should continue twice daily dose . Keep checking the morning and eve BP and note it down . If the evening BP is less than 110 systolic then evening dose can be skipped
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yes continue with both dosage of medication
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