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What Could Be The Reason Of Fluctuating B.p?
sir my father is diabetic last 30 yrs and having ckd,hyper tension,and undergone angioplasty two times taking clopigrel-75,metzok-50,telmisat H 40 one tab. dily and human actrapid -40 --20 units daily ,last two days found bp to be 100/65 and 118/78 and heart rate tobe 62/70respectively tested twice thus stopped taking telmisat H40 yesterday still bp found to be same . kindly advice
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Hello nanda;
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The fluctuations in BP are normal and it can be on lower side occassionally since your father is on medicines.Also the BP you have posted is normal for him and the pulse rate is also fine as he is on metzok 50.If your father is not having any symptoms then he is fine and if he has any symptom like dizziness or any other symptom then you can consult his doctor.The BP of every person is not constant and it varies through out the day and night and also varies with work;walking;rest etc.
Take care.
Thanks
welcome to HealthcareMagic
The fluctuations in BP are normal and it can be on lower side occassionally since your father is on medicines.Also the BP you have posted is normal for him and the pulse rate is also fine as he is on metzok 50.If your father is not having any symptoms then he is fine and if he has any symptom like dizziness or any other symptom then you can consult his doctor.The BP of every person is not constant and it varies through out the day and night and also varies with work;walking;rest etc.
Take care.
Thanks
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