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Suggest Treatment For Blocked Artery And High BP
Hi, can i ask question? i have hypertension less than a year, my doctor told me that i have blocked artery and needs for renal stenting procedure, I decided to undergo such procedure. After some laboratories its not a renal stenting but only an angioplasty to regulate or improve the blood flow. i undergone surgery a week ago, but after 3days of my surgery i was rush in the emergency due to very high blood pressure. I m taken clonidine, but the my doctor decided to change again my medicine to Bystolic? Questions: 1) How long will i take the medicine? my doctor said before that if i will undergo procedure i will stop taking medicine..now i m take 2 to 3.. 2) Why my bp goes up to 200/117..in fact before its just only up to 147. 3) Is there any recommendation/s before i go back to work?
Thu, 11 Oct 2018
Hi,
As per my clinical experience, kindly find the relevant details of the query.
1. The BP medications last in many cases lifelong but depend upon individual case matters a lot.
2. There are many causes of high BP as anxiety, post procedure related major level hormone changes and so forth.
3. Recommendations before going to work are:
- Consume salt-restricted diet.
- Avoid smoking or alcohol if consuming.
- Continue medicines regularly.
- Control blood sugar, body weight.
- Avoid stress, anxiety.
- Manage sound regular sleep of 7-8 hours.
- Do not rejoin the work without the advice of your doctor.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel,
General Surgeon
As per my clinical experience, kindly find the relevant details of the query.
1. The BP medications last in many cases lifelong but depend upon individual case matters a lot.
2. There are many causes of high BP as anxiety, post procedure related major level hormone changes and so forth.
3. Recommendations before going to work are:
- Consume salt-restricted diet.
- Avoid smoking or alcohol if consuming.
- Continue medicines regularly.
- Control blood sugar, body weight.
- Avoid stress, anxiety.
- Manage sound regular sleep of 7-8 hours.
- Do not rejoin the work without the advice of your doctor.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel,
General Surgeon
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