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Hello, Thanks for the query.
BP 160/80 mm Hg is high, ideally it should be around 120 to 130/ 70 to 80 mm Hg. You may have to increase the dose of Olmesartan to 40 mg a day.
With HbA1c% 6% diabetes seems to be well controlled. Thanks

No they are not the same..
Triolmesar contain 3 different medicine including olmesartan.
And it is better don't change any medication without consulting..

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jo medicine chal rhi h unko chalne de,
khaan paan sahi rakhe oily spicy junk food fatty food avoid kare,
pranayaam kare,
late night tak jage nhi,
6-8 hour ki neend le,
morning walk per day.

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In minor quantity this can be consumed, however preferred to take the same in the foods contacting omega 3 fatty acids like flax seed oil, fish oil etc.

Hello Mr. lybrate-user, follow the following routine for better control of your hypertension. 1) lifestyle modifications: yoga/exercise with diet rich in green leafy vegetables and healthy fats. 2) a routine night sleep at least 6-8 hrs
3) pharmacotherapy: currently you are on olmesartan 20 mg. Keep recording your bp once in every 15 days
4) connect with your doctor if you are symptomatic (headache, blurred vision, palpitations).

Enalapril and telmisartan should not be combined. Atenolol causes less sleep disturbances than metoprolol. They have never been directly tested versus each other, take the one that you find better.

More than 2 antihypertensive are needed in many pts to control blood pressure, but olmax am and cinod t belong to same group of drugs so they should not be taken together. Give her any one medicine and if blood pressure is not controlled with that means bp is more than 140/90 mmhg then consult any local physician for second antihypertensive.

Get you thyroid profile /ecg/echo .may be alongwith olmat you may also need addition of beta blocker.
You let me know the said reports so that I can advice you accordingly.