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White coat blood pressure
My husband, aged 34, is having white coat blood pressure. Kindly suggest Which kind of medicine can be used for white coat blood pressure.? Also, the same medicine can be used for BP?
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It doesn't require treatment. However bp monitoring should be done 2-3 times a day for at least a week . Maintain a chart and consult a doctor.
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I think you know the meaning of white coat blood pressure.
This is a temporary and usually the patients gets mild rise in the blood pressure whenever they see the doctor wearing white coat, so the name white good blood pressure.
But it can be easily cured.I will explain you in detail please try to take online consultation because it does not require any medication.
But still try to talk to me and especially your husband should talk so that I can give both the counselling and treatment if needed.
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Dr. Ameya Phansalkar
Family Physician
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Kindly do his Ambulatory BP monitoring to check whether he has any hypertension in real. A mild anxiolytic before visiting the dr might calm him down.
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Take a proper consultation regarding various options especially if there is actual hypertension
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Maintain healthy lifestyle with restricted salt diet for lesser or no fluctuations in BP.
Thank you.
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