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I am 54 year old women. Weight 115 kgs. Taking blood pressure medicines since last 3 years. Blood pressure had been in the range of 150/100 on average. Recently in Aprl 2017 i was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes that was around 400 post meal approx. So i immediately made some lifestyle changes to my food and body activities. In the last 30 days my blood pressure has drastically come down to 120/70 and diabetes to 180 post meal without any diabetes medicines and changes in bloodpressure medicines. I feel giddi on many occassions due to lower blood pressure now. I wish to know if i should reduce my blood pressure medicines. Meanwhile medicines that i am taking .. In morning : Ciplar 10 mg Citapin xr 500 Celine Me12 Bplex forte Calcimex forte Omicep Evening: Citapin xr 1000 Night: Ciplar 10 mg Amlopres 5 mg
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Cetapin xr that you are taking twice a day is actually a medicine for diabetes. Diet and exercise does help in reducing blood pressure to a significant extent. You are also on multiple medicines for bp so they can be tapered gradually. But you shouldn't try it on your own. Let the doctor examine you and decide which medicine can be reduced.
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