Stamlo Beta M Tablet Health Feed

Hi lybrate-user you are diagnosed as hypertension at very young age .and as you mentioned you are on amlokind -at which is a calcium channel blocker. And beta blocker.
Your heart rate in this range could be because of betablocker assuming that no other medical condition such as hypothyroid is not present.

This bp levels are high and risk of heart attack and braun stroke is high at this level of bp. Take urgent medical attention by visiting nearby hospital. Don't ignore.

You are taking so many medicines. What do you want to achieve.
Your weight is 92 kg but you have not mentioned your height. If you are overweight reduce the weight. Exercise regularly. Discuss with your treating physician who will help you in reducing your medicines, because he knows your clinical profile.

Be prepared for the worst, hope for the best. Find out the best intensive care unit for him. Best wishes.

Dear user
I assume your medicine was changed by your treating physician
Your doctor must have changed with some reason So please reconsult him if you think it may be a problem to you
If you taking medicine by yourself then there are high chances of problems without medical supervision
Regards.

Hi, lybrate user ,
Hypertension is a serious matter should be delt with properly ,hence , any change in medication be as per the medical advice with proper interrogation , avoiding serious consequences.
Tk, care.

Looking at your details it appears your diabetes is in check. Slight high fasting is no problem. Nowadays hba1c level is looked at as guideline to assess control. You need not change anything. If pp levels go up can add voglibose 0.3 mg three times with each meal. Otherwise you are doing well. While playing if you feel levels are low always carry candy or gluco tabs.

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 ...more

Ideally you should avoid alcohol, however once in a week 1-2 peg is ok but don't make it a regular practise.

Your bp 140/100 is quite high. It is a silent and harmful disease which affects all organs. You need personal examination for change of prescription medicine to be taken on long term basis. Please consult your local physician.