Marie Anne
I would think blood pressure would go down when you're at rest, but I've never really thought about it. As for when and how often you should take your meds, I think you should ask your doctor who prescribed them.
Frecuencia y horario de la toma de medicamentos para la presión arterial alta - Pregunta número 3
2024.08.25 18:20
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Tengo dos preguntas:
A) Cuestión de prevalencia:
No tomo la medicación que me recetó el médico a diario. Tengo dos maneras de tomarla cuando
1) Me duele un poco la cabeza, y
2) Mi presión arterial está más alta de lo normal.
He oído que para que la medicación funcione, debo tomarla con regularidad. ¿Hay algún problema si no la tomo con regularidad? Si es así, ¿cuánto y de qué manera?
B) Problema de tiempo:
También oí que la presión arterial sube al dormir, así que es bueno tomar la medicación antes de acostarse. ¿Es cierto? ¿O varía según la persona?
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Summer CampWell, I know everyone is different, but when I lay down my blood pressure goes down. Also, from my experience, you can take blood pressure medication as needed. To be certain of any of this, please ask your doctor. 🧑⚕️
- Yong
Thank you very much for the comment. I agree with you. Any medication might have some sort of side effects or added effects that might have a negative result on individuals. I try not to take medication unless absolutely needed. Doctors usually want patients to follow as instructed.
- Sea
This is something to talk with your doctor about, as they know more about your specific situation than we can. But I can say that sleeping *lowers* your blood pressure, so that shouldn't be a concern. When I was pregnant, I was told to contact my doctor if my blood pressure got above 140/90. They induced me both times due to high blood pressure because it can be dangerous for me and baby.
- Yong
Thank you very much for your msg. I also thought that resting that includes sleeping and no physical and mental activities would lower the blood prsssure.
