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.
質問が2つあります:
A) 頻度の問題:
医師から処方された薬を毎日服用していません。服用方法は2通りあります。
1) 少し頭痛がして、
2) 血圧測定値が正常値より高い
薬の効果を得るには、定期的に服用する必要があると聞きました。定期的に服用しないと何か問題がありますか？もしそうなら、どのくらいの量、どのような方法で服用すればよいのでしょうか？
B) 時間の問題:
睡眠中は血圧が上がると聞きました。だから寝る前に薬を飲むと良いと聞きましたが、本当でしょうか？それとも個人差があるのでしょうか？
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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.
