my blood pressure seems to run 180-190/90-99. I am very tired all the time? Is this connected.?
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please get it under better control you must see a doc and have your meds adjusted. Hypertention is the silient killer.
thats much to high, you can damage your kidneys and end up on dialysis, or have a stroke etc..this is serious stuff and you need to talk to your dr not Y.A.
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180-190 will kill you sure as shooting. That level will also damage your brain, resulting in your symptoms. What does your doctor say?
that sounds really high. Have you talked to your doctor??
First this is way to high of blood pressure, esp to be on medication, it should be in that 120 or 130 over 70 or 80 with medication.
So see your doctor as soon as possible.
And yes it could be the wrong medication, wrong dosage or some medicial problem causeing it.
Everyone above is correct! Get to the doctor TOMORROW MORNING!
Visit your doctor ASAP..I am a pharmacist
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That blood pressure is leading to a stroke. See your doctor tomorrow & get your medication changed.
You have high blood pressure. See your doctor ASAP.
As others have said your b/p is high and needs to be under better control. This is not an emergency, however rather an appointment that should occur within the next couple of weeks. Help your doctor out and take your blood pressure yhree times a day at random times throughout the day. Note the time and date and if you are having any symptoms. This will be invaluable to help establish a cause and effect of your symptoms and b/p levels. Be sure to bring your diary with you during your appointment.
Symptoms of high blood pressure vary quite a lot from person to person. Some common ones are visual changes, headache, lightheadedness, ringing in the ears, and generally feeling unwell - the most common is no symptoms at all.
It is possible that the fatigue you are feeling could be from b/p but there are quite a few other things that could be responsible - thyroid deficit, anemia, heart disease, it goes on and on. Your doctor can take a history from you and help you narrow it down. Also a common b/p medication (beta-blockers) can also produce significant fatigue as a side effect.
Lastly it is common for people to be on two or three medications to control b/p. Let me repeat this is not unusual. It gives you the benefit of optimal b/p control with minimal side effects. The medications work on different mechanisms and work together better than alone.
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