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Very High Blood Pressure
I have very High blood pressure. It is 170/110. I have been monitoring it from a week. It flickers around 150/100 and 160/100. But today it was 170/110. I am 21 years old, obese and have a family history of high blood pressure. I have had my blood tests(potassium,sodium, oxygenation, haemoglobin etc) and ECG done and it is normal. I have started to do morning walk and avoid salt from 1 week but it has not had a great effect. My doctor has told me to take telma 40 and amlong after dinner. Should I take these together after dinner. Will these have side effects and make me habitual to them. Any more suggestions please?
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Take treatment as per doctors advice.
Continue exercise
Try to loose weight ..
Avoid fast food...take more proteins and balaced diet
1week exercise will not give you any results, continue doing it... don't loose hope...
Work hard ...you are younger..and definitely you will tackle high BP
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