Q: my mother is taking one xavor DIU, one adalat retard (20 mg), one probase 5mg, one lowplat,and one nitromint for heart/high blood pressur where as one glucophage 850 mg for diabetes. 210/110 still bp
Hi Yasin,
I recommend contacting her physician as soon as possible. It's likely her treatment plan (including medications) need to be adjusted to better control her blood pressure. I also recommend following a diet to promote a lower blood pressure and increase the effectiveness of the medication, such as the DASH diet.
All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
7 Natural Ways to Lower Blood Pressure
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