From age 20 to 40, I had consistent blood pressure readings of 140/90 mmHg. Many doctors said it was prehypertension and not to treat yet. After my 40s, my systolic started getting into the 150, and I went on a beta blocker and then tablet Lisinopril. For the last ten years, my BP has been consistent.
Your question was left incomplete, so kindly see to it. It would help if you had a healthy lifestyle, like avoiding fatty, oily, and high-calorie diets. Have a low-salt diet and monitor blood pressure thrice a day for one week, then once or twice a week. If blood pressure is persistently more than 140/90 mmHg, medicines must be hiked up. Regular exercises like brisk walking and jogging, according to your capacity, at least 30 minutes a day and five days a week. Eat lots of green leafy vegetables, fruits, and fish once or twice a week, and avoid meat. Avoid smoking and alcohol, if any. Weight loss will help in reducing blood pressure. Hope this helps you get back if you have any doubts. Thank you.
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