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How To Control High BP While Temporary Relief With 12.5mg Metroplol And 2.5mg Asomex?
Hi doctor I am 29 years of age and have been having high bp for the last one year earlier i was on 12.5mg metroplol and 2.5mg asomex but now my bp is again high 164/100 . one is the bp too high and secondly is my bp dosage also high and what should i take now. I am also taking 20 mg parioxitine and .25mg zpiz for general anxiety
Mon, 3 Feb 2014
Hi, thank you for posting.
To control your blood pressure you should follow this precautions:
-Physic exercise(walking), 1 hour a day.
-Lose in weight(if you are obese), until you get in normal weight.
-Eliminate cholesterol, carbohydrate, spicy foods, coffee and alcoholic drinks.
You should check your blood pressure twice a day for 15 days. The results should be controlled by a cardiologist.
You also need:
-ECG(electrocardiogram), this test will show electrical activity of the heart.
-Heart echography, to see the condition of your heart.
-Blood test.
-Glycemic index.
-Lipid test, to show your cholesterol level.
-Azotemia and Creatinemia test, to check the kidney status.
The results will determine your right treatment.
Contact a cardiologist.
Dr. Behar.
To control your blood pressure you should follow this precautions:
-Physic exercise(walking), 1 hour a day.
-Lose in weight(if you are obese), until you get in normal weight.
-Eliminate cholesterol, carbohydrate, spicy foods, coffee and alcoholic drinks.
You should check your blood pressure twice a day for 15 days. The results should be controlled by a cardiologist.
You also need:
-ECG(electrocardiogram), this test will show electrical activity of the heart.
-Heart echography, to see the condition of your heart.
-Blood test.
-Glycemic index.
-Lipid test, to show your cholesterol level.
-Azotemia and Creatinemia test, to check the kidney status.
The results will determine your right treatment.
Contact a cardiologist.
Dr. Behar.
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