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Can Taking Clonidine Be Safe To Treat High BP Levels?
I have just started taking azor 5/40 and lopressor 50 and htz 25 Just starte this week as bp 222/118 . well it started to come down this as been 4 days but when I took this am it was up again ti 220/114 that is after taking my meds.... I had to take a clonidine to bring it down it is stilll high at 173/98 I must say this scares me as I don't want a stroke.... But I did not want to go through this again. I understand that azor takes to weeks to work ..But why did it go up again after taking all meds ...This is so scary i have had all kind of test renal , heart and they did not show any thing except that left ventricl enlaged due to High pressure ...Yesterday it was fine all day . then this am up again I just dont seem to be able to controll it ... can you hlp me with some info
Wed, 28 Mar 2018
General & Family Physician, Dr. RS Gulati's Response
Hello,
You have to take these medicines for at least a week or ten days before changing it. Get your Ambulatory blood pressure done in the meantime. You should also get a Renal Angiogram done to find the cause of your labile hypertension.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards, Dr. RS Gulati
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Can Taking Clonidine Be Safe To Treat High BP Levels?
Hello, You have to take these medicines for at least a week or ten days before changing it. Get your Ambulatory blood pressure done in the meantime. You should also get a Renal Angiogram done to find the cause of your labile hypertension. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. RS Gulati