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Suggest Any Medication Related To Blood-Pressure Control?
Question: Hi Doctor,
My Father recently went through a Brain stroke and been into a paralyzed stage (left side)
The discharge summary has been attached and Physiotherapy is continuing.
Kindly go through the summary attached and suggest if any.
Also wanted to know the discharge medicine details, I dint found any medication related to Blood-Pressure control. Kindly correct me if I am wrong.
My Father recently went through a Brain stroke and been into a paralyzed stage (left side)
The discharge summary has been attached and Physiotherapy is continuing.
Kindly go through the summary attached and suggest if any.
Also wanted to know the discharge medicine details, I dint found any medication related to Blood-Pressure control. Kindly correct me if I am wrong.
Brief Answer:
I would explain as follows.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have read your question, I saw the discharge report too.
The medications recommended at the end of the discharge report are indicated to improve diabetes, dyslipidemia, and circulation of the blood.
It is true that there is no antihypertensive medication recommended at the discharge report, in some cases, moderated high blood pressure is acceptable after infarction with the aim to constrict the damaged area.
Close monitoring of the blood pressure is necessary and if values tend to be high ( i.e more than 150 mmHg0 antihypertensive therapy should be continued.
I agree with the rest of the medication.
Discuss this with the treating Doctor this issue.
Hope this helps.
Feel free to ask if you have further questions.
Thanks.
I would explain as follows.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have read your question, I saw the discharge report too.
The medications recommended at the end of the discharge report are indicated to improve diabetes, dyslipidemia, and circulation of the blood.
It is true that there is no antihypertensive medication recommended at the discharge report, in some cases, moderated high blood pressure is acceptable after infarction with the aim to constrict the damaged area.
Close monitoring of the blood pressure is necessary and if values tend to be high ( i.e more than 150 mmHg0 antihypertensive therapy should be continued.
I agree with the rest of the medication.
Discuss this with the treating Doctor this issue.
Hope this helps.
Feel free to ask if you have further questions.
Thanks.
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