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  5. My mother has high blood pressure with readings around 162/92 and is taking Ramihart H, but it is not getting controlled. What should we do next?

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My mother has high blood pressure with readings around 162/92 and is taking Ramihart H, but it is not getting controlled. What should we do next?

Asked by Female, 39 · 19 days ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

19 days ago

This may be due to uncontrolled high blood pressure, where the current medicine is not enough, or lifestyle factors are affecting it. Keep checking her BP regularly, reduce salt in food, ensure daily light activity, manage stress, and make sure she takes her tablets on time. Also, check if she has missed doses or is taking any other medicines that may affect BP. It would be best to see her doctor soon to adjust the treatment or add another medicine if needed.
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  1. Assess Medication Adherence
    a. Confirm your mother is taking Ramihart H as prescribed.
    b. Review her diet, exercise, and salt intake to ensure lifestyle factors are optimized.

  2. Consider Medication Adjustment
    a. Discuss with her doctor the possibility of increasing the dose or adding another antihypertensive medication.

  3. Monitor Blood Pressure
    a. Keep a regular log of her blood pressure readings to assess control over time.

  4. Evaluate for Secondary Causes
    a. If hypertension remains resistant, further tests may be necessary to identify any underlying issues.

  5. Specialist Referral
    a. If control remains poor, consider consulting a cardiologist or hypertension specialist for further evaluation and management.

Answered 19 days ago

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