My mother is 70 years old. Her systolic pressure is around 50 to 45 while diastolic is around 155 to 145. She is regularly taking olmezest h 40. please suggest some points so as to normalise her pressure.

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Dr. Rajiv BajajCardiologist39yrs exp

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Pressure well controlled. Further adjustments may be counterproductive. Systolic is upper number not lower. Systolic should remain between 120 and 145. Do not be concerned about lower number which is called diastolic. It should be 70-85 but no treatment is presently recommended for raising it for your patient.

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Dr. Prashant VaziraniCardiologist5yrs exp

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Hi, i think the bp readings you have mentioned are vice versa for systolic and diastolic.. neways switch to tab Triolmezest 40 mg once a day for better control of bp Tc

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