I went to my internal doctor today .. and he took my blood pressure?

Question

it was 115/60 , and 74 heart rate , i have high blood pressure before i took the midicine it was 140/75 and its never change until he told me to take pill water 12.5 mg and lisnopril 5 mg one time every day . my question is i was nervous and scared i didnt thogh it will be 115/60 the next read it was 115/62,, i reallly like my doctor he seems care about me i always heard a good things from people about him , but do u think i should be in medicin , also he mad i blood test and urine 3 times all come normal i am 26 years old 5'10 and 185 pound i was 250 pefore and he told me to lose weight so i did !

Answer 1

I am positive that you, and your doctor are concerned about your health; so I am sure you are in safe hands, I will advise you to talk it out with your doctor. He is a better judge to ascertain that when and how to reduce the also known as weaning off the medicine.
I am pretty positive the reduction of dose is required after reading your history thoroughly. You cannot stop it abruptly, OK.

Answer 2

You had high blood pressure before which is bad. With medication your blood pressure is within a healthy range. I would consider that a good thing. Sounds like the medicine is working for you.
At your age, I would definitely want to keep my blood pressure in check. You have a long time ahead of you to keep your heart and vessels healthy.
Congrats on losing the weight. That's something to be really proud of. Take care!

Answer 3

Losing all that weight may have helped your blood pressure lower naturally. You're certainly in target range now. You might talk to your doctor about considering weaning you off the medication and checking how your blood pressure responds, given how much weight you've lost.

Answer 4

Now that you've lost the weight, learn to write in English.