
Suggest Ways To Reduce BP Levels While On Moxovas And LN Block

Question: Hi doc my mom is 71. She has recently started pakinson medicines. Her bp today was 190/70. She takes two bp tablet twice a day. Moxovas and LN block. What should I do to reduce it
Brief Answer:
Can you please elaborate your query.
Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX Hi
Good morning!
I appreciate your concern for your beloved mother.
For how long her BP was found to high?
Do you mean to say you want to reduce the dosage for the BP lowering medications?
Awaiting your reply.
Best regards.
Can you please elaborate your query.
Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX Hi
Good morning!
I appreciate your concern for your beloved mother.
For how long her BP was found to high?
Do you mean to say you want to reduce the dosage for the BP lowering medications?
Awaiting your reply.
Best regards.
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Dr. Shanthi.E


Her bp has been high for the last three to four
. Prior to this it was normal
My question is do we need to add or increase her bp medication to keep it im the normal range
Currently she takes moxovas 0.3 mg twice and LN block 10 mg twice
. Prior to this it was normal
My question is do we need to add or increase her bp medication to keep it im the normal range
Currently she takes moxovas 0.3 mg twice and LN block 10 mg twice
Brief Answer:
Continue the medications for at least 2 weeks
Detailed Answer:
Dear Raviv, Hi
Thanks for your query.
Since she is currently taking Moxovas and LN block twice daily, let her continue for about 2 weeks, get her BP recorded manually (by Sphygmomanometer). If it is found to be high, the treating physician should be informed so that he can increased the dosage.
Meanwhile, if she gets dizziness or headache it should be brought to the notice of the treating physician.
Hope this answers your query.
Wishing your mother a very good health.
Continue the medications for at least 2 weeks
Detailed Answer:
Dear Raviv, Hi
Thanks for your query.
Since she is currently taking Moxovas and LN block twice daily, let her continue for about 2 weeks, get her BP recorded manually (by Sphygmomanometer). If it is found to be high, the treating physician should be informed so that he can increased the dosage.
Meanwhile, if she gets dizziness or headache it should be brought to the notice of the treating physician.
Hope this answers your query.
Wishing your mother a very good health.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E

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