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Dr. Patil P M is a trusted Cardiologist in RT Nagar, Bangalore. He has helped numerous patients in his 38 years of experience as a Cardiologist. He is a qualified MBBS, MD - Medicine . He is currently associated with Chitanya Hospital in RT Nagar, Bangalore. Don’t wait in a queue, book an instant appointment online with Dr. Patil P M on Lybrate.com.
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MBBS - Karnataka Medical College - 1979
MD - Medicine - K.M.C. Hubli - 1982
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#80, 3rd Cross, P & T Colony, RT Nagar. Landmark: Near Axiom Sources (India) Pvt Ltd., Bangalore Get Directions
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Asked for female, 21 years old from Deoghar
I can understand that it is a very young age to be suffering from hypertension. Have you been investigated adequately as to why you are suffering from somany problems at the same time. If yes then you need to understand that illness are something which happen to us and then we need to find a way to keep them under control and keep going on with our lives. You need to see a psychologist or a psychiatrist asap.
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High blood pressure, which is often a result of hypertension, is the leading risk factor for a stroke, which in turn leads to severe and long-term disability, including death. Managing your blood sugar level is the most critical thing you can do to lessen your risk of a stroke, and you should leave no stone unturned in keeping your blood pressure at optimum levels.
What causes a stroke
A stroke, which is often referred to as a brain attack, takes place when the supply of blood to a particular region of the brain is cut off. The brain cells which are deprived of the oxygen and glucose die, and when the ailment is not caught early, a permanent damage to the brain can follow.
How is high blood pressure related to a stroke
Uncontrolled blood pressure levels can increase the risk of a stroke by about four to six times. With the passage of time, hypertension causes atherosclerosis as well as hardening of major arteries. This often results in blockages of small blood vessels present in the brain. With high blood pressure for a long period of time, the blood vessels of the brain become weak and burst. This way the risk of a stroke is directly related to the high levels of blood pressure.
What can you do to keep your blood pressure under control
There is a lot you can do to keep the chance of a stroke at bay. But the first thing you should try doing is keeping your blood pressure level normal. Some simple lifestyle changes can help you to lead a risk-free life and therefore, you should first aim at shedding off those extra pounds along your waistline.
In general, a man with a waistline measuring over 40 inches and a woman with that over 35 inches is at a higher risk of suffering from high blood pressure as well as a stroke. You should exercise regularly for at least half an hour and eat a well-regulated diet loaded with fibre, proteins, potassium and Omega-3 fatty acids. Stay away from junk food and maintain a food diary where you can jot down your honest food habits.
It is very important to lower down your high blood pressure in order to avoid risks of stroke. But if you fail to do so even after following a healthy routine, then it is crucial to consult a doctor who can help you by prescribing medications that are right for your medical condition.
Asked for male, 23 years old from Mumbai
Probably you seem to be an emotional person with a weakness for over thinking and worrying over small issues. You need a overall personality package treatment which on one side will build body and other side build strong mind. You need to see a good physician who also can provide mind-body counselling and holistic therapy. Till this is found out, take your family physician's advise for high blood pressure and fast pulse.
Asked for female, 49 years old from Zirakpur
Reasson of your raised SGOT ana Sgpt has to be found and treated.Reasons could be--
1. Fatty liver
2. Alcoholic liver disease
3. Hepatitis
4. Many drugs like pain killers,statins and many more.
So treatment willdepend upon the cause.
Asked for male, 19 years old from Patna
ESR ka badhana aap ke shareer mein kisi rog prakriya ke sakriy hone kaa sanket maatra ho sakta hai, apne aap mein koi beemaaree naheen. Yadi shareer mein protein kee maatraa kam ho to bhi ESR mein badhotaree ho saktee hai isliye achchha santulit bhojan jismen daal, doodh, rasgulle, sookhe mewey, andaa ityadi ka sewan karen. Yadi kisi tarah ki beemaaree ke lakshan dikhaai dein to jaanch karwaayen.
Asked for male, 28 years old from Hyderabad
Start taking tablet PAN 40 once daily empty stomach for 7 days. Syp digene 1 tsp thrice Daily. Tab brufen sos. Consult a nearby physician if symptoms persist more than 7 days
Asked for female, 28 years old from Chennai
Please consult a gynaecologist. With a low lying placenta long trips by car and stress are normally not recommended.
Asked for Male, 19 years old from Kolkata
MBBS, MD - Internal Medicine, DM - Cardiology, Cardiac Device Specialist (CCDS - Physician )
Cardiologist, Delhi
Blood pressure is a fluctuating problem. It can change from time to time and with age. Multiple factors have a role in this. Some can be modified, others can just be managed through medications. Factors that can be modified are exercise levels and food we eat. Exercise daily for 40-45 mins, avoid caffeine, smoking and salt rich food like chips, pickles, papad, chutneys etc if even after 6-8 weeks of these precautions BP is still high, you will need to take medications too, and these medications can be required for lifetime and doses may vary from time to time, so you should remain in follow up of a cardiologist.
Asked for female, 20 years old from Kolkata
High cholesterol levels can be easily controlled by controlled diet. Avoid junk and fast foods (like, burger, pizza, samosa, chowmin, maggi, etc.), Oily and fatty foods (like, Poori, Kachouri, Maida, Chawal, Ghee, dalda, etc.) and also take less sugar. Along with avoiding it, do physical exercises and brisk walking atleast 20 min daily in morning and drink Lauki and karele ka juise. Do this regular for 2 months and then go for cholesterol checkup, you will feel major difference.
Asked for male, 50 years old from Kannur
high cholesterol can cause atherosclerotic heart disease or narrowed coronary arteries in the heart can cause the symptoms of angina, when theheart muscle is not provided with enough oxygen to function.
Decreased blood supply to the brain may be due to narrowed small arteries in the brain or because the larger carotidarteries in the neck may become blocked. This can result in a transient ischmic attack or stroke.
Peripheral artery disease describes gradual narrowing of the arteries that supply the legs. During exercise , if the legs do not get enough blood supply, they can develop pain , called claudication .
Other arteries in the body may also be affected by plaque buildup causing them to narrow, including the mesenteric arteries to the intestine and the renal arteries to the kidney. Avoid fast foods,oily foods,junk foods,alcohol,smoking,fatty foods, non-veg.,avoid stress,
take green veg., whole grain.
Take anti cholesterol medicines .
Asked for male, 56 years
Hello. Who told you that 90/60 is not normal? it is absolutely normal if your physical conditio is good. 20 to 30 digit changes are natural and not to worry.
Health Query
High BP in early age may be due heredity ,renal hypertension
avoid fats and oily foods, limit high proteins
take food which is easily digestible small meals 4-5 divided a day
cut down too much sugar and salt
regular exercise ,yoga and meditation panchkarma shirodhara will help you
along with your medicine add
tab prasham 2 twice a day you need to loose your weight check renal function and urine for albumin.
Asked for male, 57 years old from Bangalore Rural
Hi!
You don't need to worry as you are seeking help already
Get yourself a cardiac checkup
If you are diabetic or hypertensive or smoker or alcoholic.
You better hurry
If your ECG+2D Echo of heart+ TMT together shows any problem in the heart then you will be well guided by a cardiologist
If you have any previous checkups or health related prescriptions or reports with u please carry with u
Thank u
Asked for male, 18 years old from Mumbai
Well heart rate varies between 60-100. But below 40 and above 100 is a medical condition. Below 60 is normal in active people who do regular exercise. Patient who are taking beta blockers. If heart rate low then you need proper homeopathic treatment.
Asked for male, 42 years old from Siliguri
PG Diploma in Emergency Medicine Services (PGDEMS), Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), MD - Alternate Medicine
Ayurveda, Ghaziabad
In ayurveda, Hypertension is referred to as Rakta Capa Vriddhi and it sees the vitiation of vata and pitta doshas as the main cause. Mix 1 teaspoon of onion juice with an equal amount of honey. Take once a day for 1 week. Upon noticing improvement, continue for several more days.
Asked for male, 57 years
Mr Maruti, To control diabetes mellitus and high BP one is you need to take appropriate medication, plus balanced and restricted diet that provides exact calories based on ideal body weight, sugar levels and extent of daily exercise. Plus exercise daily for at least 1 hour. For controlling BP you have to reduce salt intake and deep fried foods.
If you are looking for specific guide lines then please come in a private conversation with details like fasting and PP sugar levels, HbA1c%, BP reading, dietary pattern and amount of exercise done daily. There I will be able to give specific suggestions.
Asked for male, 36 years old from Bangalore
Dear, *high blood pressure is a common disease in which blood flows through blood vessels (arteries) at higher than normal pressures.
*chew 2-3 raw garlic cloves everyday, garlic slows down the pulse rate and smoothens the heart's rhythm.
*nutrition, exercise, breathing exercises (pranayama), yoga, meditation, behavioral modification along with various herbs and minerals are prescribed.
*ayurvedic diet for hypertension:
avoid meat, eggs and salt,
reduce protein intake,
follow the following vegetarian diet:
vegetables: garlic, lemon, parsley,
fruits: indian gooseberry, grape fruuit, watermelon,
dairy: milk, cottage cheese, clarified butter.
Limit sodium in the diet.
Cigarette smokers tend to have high blood pressure. Nicotine increases the resting heart rate and increases the release of the adrenaline
correct diet and control weight. One important thing to do is lose any excess amount of body fat. One of the good reasons to be slim (lean) is to keep your blood pressure low, losing body fat will lower the pressure *life style:
*regular exercise is one of the best ways to lower blood pressure. Exercise has to be of right kind. A good exercise programme, particularly endurance exercises such as jogging or athletics, will cause the peripheral resistance to decrease. Exercise helps to eliminate body fat, lower total cholesterol and raise hdl cholesterol that prevents fatty - cholesterol deposits. According to ayurveda exercise improves the body, depletes excess fats, brings lightness of the body.
*yoga and breath therapy,
*meditating and practicing breathing exercises regularly are essential to establishing a new relaxation response in place of the hypertensive reflex to stress.
Asked for male, 46 years old from Wayanad
High triglycerides and cholesterol can cause atherosclerotic heart disease or narrowed coronary arteries in the heart can cause the symptoms of angina, when theheart muscle is not provided with enough oxygen to function.
Decreased blood supply to the brain may be due to narrowed small arteries in the brain or because the larger carotidarteries in the neck may become blocked. This can result in a transient ischmic attack or stroke.
Peripheral artery disease describes gradual narrowing of the arteries that supply the legs. During exercise , if the legs do not get enough blood supply, they can develop pain , called claudication .
Other arteries in the body may also be affected by plaque buildup causing them to narrow, including the mesenteric arteries to the intestine and the renal arteries to the kidney.
Change life style .do meditation,yoga, Go walk daily, do any one physically activity daily i.e.play any game., Avoid fast foods,oily foods,junk foods,alcohol,smoking,fatty foods, non-veg.,avoid stress,take plenty of water in day time. And 1 glass of water before bed at night.
use flax oil, omega-3 fatty meal or cap., take .green veg., whole grain.
Garlic,. Cod liver oil.
Take anti cholesterol medicines .
Asked for male, 23 years old from Patna
Hi
you can take omega 3 fatty acid containing mutivitamin tablets
antioxidants like selenium, copper beta carotine, etc containing antioxidants can be taken regularly
donot smoke
avoid alcohol
exercise daily for atleast 45 minutes every day
brisk walk regularly
a good life style should be folowed.
Asked for male, 26 years
Hello,
Lifestyle changes can help you control and prevent high blood pressure, even if you're taking blood pressure medication.
Eat healthy foods. Consume more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, poultry, fish and low-fat dairy foods. Eat less saturated fat and trans fat.
Decrease the salt in your diet. So, avoid eating processed foods, such as canned soups or frozen dinners which contains extra salt in it.
Keeping a healthy weight, or losing weight if you're overweight or obese, can help you control your high blood pressure and lower your risk of related health problems.
Increase physical activity which can help lowering your blood pressure, manage stress, reduce your risk of several health problems.
Get indulged in regular exercising (if your doctor allows you).
Limit alcohol. Even if you're healthy, alcohol can raise your blood pressure. If you choose to drink alcohol, do so in moderation.
Don't smoke. Tobacco injures blood vessel walls and speeds up the process of hardening of the arteries.
Reduce stress as much as possible. Practice healthy coping techniques, such as muscle relaxation, deep breathing or meditation. Getting regular physical activity and plenty of sleep can help, too.
Monitor your blood pressure at home.
Medication:
Take Schwabe’s Essentia Aurea/ thrice daily which is a cardio-tonic which helps in maintaining blood pressure, improves muscle tone of the heart and narrowing of blood vessels.
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