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Can we cure permanently the high Blood pressure.
I am a 29 year old guy my BP is all time 150/100, is that a problem, can we bring down to the normal 120/80.
If so How many days I have to be in Ayurveda medicine
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Lifestyle modifications according to ur prakriti( ayurvedic body constitution-Vata-Pitta-Kapha)goes a long way in keeping u healthy. There is no data available for permanent cure but ayurvedic medicines are non habbit forming.
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Yesbot can be permanently cured.You need to take medicine for a month.
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Hi
It hypertension cannot be cured but can be maintained by proper diet ,yoga n lifestyle..
It needs hard dtermination..and regular check up s..
I cannot say it can be cured but it can be controlled
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Dr. Sharad Kulkarni
Ayurveda
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hypertension is a disorder which needs diet and lifestyle correction in order to keep it maintained along with the anti hypertensive medicines. Over a period of time you can see the result. It's not advisable to stop anti hypertensive agents abruptly without the experts opinion.
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physical exercise, pranayama
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