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Do I Need To Readjust 'atenelol' If I Have Low BP?

I'm being treated for hbp...2 atenelol 100 mg twice a day & nirvasc 5mg..once daily...now,my pressure for the past 3 wks...is ..to my knowledge...too low...for the bottom pressure...in the 50's..a few times 49...& low 60's...should I go 7 get checked again...to readjust my meds...thx

posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello , If your blood pressure reading a re below 115 systolic and below 70 diastolic you may consider decreasing the blood pressure medication dose as lower pressure may cause undue fatigue and weakness .
So get the blood pressure checked mechanically by a medical personal and based on that you may decrease the medication under supervision of your doctor .
Regards Dr Priyank Mody
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Do I Need To Readjust 'atenelol' If I Have Low BP?

Hello , If your blood pressure reading a re below 115 systolic and below 70 diastolic you may consider decreasing the blood pressure medication dose as lower pressure may cause undue fatigue and weakness . So get the blood pressure checked mechanically by a medical personal and based on that you may decrease the medication under supervision of your doctor . Regards Dr Priyank Mody