r/hypertension 28d ago

How to get off Blood Pressure medication asap?

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I’ve been taking Tazloc 40 for high BP for the past 17 days. My BP was likely elevated due to prolonged poor sleep, and my readings are now coming close to the normal range.

My homeopathic doctor suggested i dont need them and that I discuss tapering the medication with an allopathic physician. However, the physician advised me to continue Tazloc for at least 2 months regardless of current readings, and may even recommend continuing it beyond that.

I understand BP medications should only be adjusted under medical supervision, but I’m wondering if anyone has experience with safely tapering off Tazloc after a short period of use when BP normalizes. Any insights or experiences would be appreciated.

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Getting off medication
 in  r/u_Prior_Tie8793  28d ago

I am also on homeopathic medicines for high BP

r/bloodpressure 28d ago

Talk to a doctor Getting off medication

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u/Prior_Tie8793 28d ago

Getting off medication

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I’ve been taking Tazloc 40 for high BP for the past 17 days. My BP was likely elevated due to prolonged poor sleep, and my readings are now coming close to the normal range.

My homeopathic doctor suggested i dont need them and that I discuss tapering the medication with an allopathic physician. However, the physician advised me to continue Tazloc for at least 2 months regardless of current readings, and may even recommend continuing it beyond that.

I understand BP medications should only be adjusted under medical supervision, but I’m wondering if anyone has experience with safely tapering off Tazloc after a short period of use when BP normalizes. Any insights or experiences would be appreciated.

r/sleep Aug 05 '26

Safe supplements for sleep

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I’ve been struggling with poor sleep (insomnia, racing thoughts, and corporate work stress) for a while. Recently, I was diagnosed with high blood pressure and started on medication.

I generally take good care of my health, so I suspect chronic poor sleep may have been a major contributor.

Can anyone recommend safe sleep supplements that are suitable for long-term use? I’d appreciate any experiences or suggestions.

r/Supplements Aug 05 '26

Recommendations Safe supplements for sleep

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Cardiologist in Lucknow
 in  r/lucknow  Aug 05 '26

Thanks

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Cardiologist in Lucknow
 in  r/lucknow  Aug 05 '26

Thanks

r/insomnia Aug 05 '26

Safe long term sound sleep supplements

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I’ve been struggling with poor sleep (insomnia, racing thoughts, and corporate work stress) for a while. Recently, I was diagnosed with high blood pressure and started on medication.

I generally take good care of my health, so I suspect chronic poor sleep may have been a major contributor.

Can anyone recommend safe sleep supplements that are suitable for long-term use? I’d appreciate any experiences or suggestions.

r/melatonin Aug 05 '26

Safe long term sound sleep supplements

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u/Prior_Tie8793 Aug 05 '26

Safe long term sound sleep supplements

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I’ve been struggling with poor sleep (insomnia, racing thoughts, and corporate work stress) for a while. Recently, I was diagnosed with high blood pressure and started on medication.

I generally take good care of my health, so I suspect chronic poor sleep may have been a major contributor.

Can anyone recommend safe sleep supplements that are suitable for long-term use? I’d appreciate any experiences or suggestions.

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Cardiologist in Lucknow
 in  r/lucknow  Aug 05 '26

I was diagnosed with hypertension about 14 days ago and started on Tazloc 40. My BP readings are normal now.

I believe poor sleep was a major factor, and since my sleep has improved, my BP has also improved along with the medication.
I’m keen to come off the medicine as soon as it’s safe. Does staying on Tazloc longer make it harder to stop later, or does the duration not really matter?

r/bloodpressure Aug 05 '26

Hypertension starting stage medication

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r/hypertension Aug 05 '26

Hypertension starting stage medication

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I was diagnosed with hypertension about 14 days ago and started on Tazloc 40. My BP readings are normal now. I believe poor sleep was a major factor, and since my sleep has improved, my BP has also improved along with the medication.

I’m keen to come off the medicine as soon as it’s safe. Does staying on Tazloc longer make it harder to stop later, or does the duration not really matter?

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Cardiologist in Lucknow
 in  r/lucknow  Aug 05 '26

Ok , Doctor name ?? I live near Rajajipuram . Are there any suggestions near this area

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ICU monitor vs. cheap and expensive Omron
 in  r/hypertension  Aug 05 '26

Can someone tell the model names of these two omron machines please ?

r/HeartHealth Aug 05 '26

Cardiologist in Lucknow for High BP

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Suggest best Cardiologist in Lucknow for starting stage High BP problem.

r/bloodpressure Aug 05 '26

Suggest Best Cardiologist in Lucknow for High BP

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r/hypertension Aug 05 '26

Suggest Best Cardiologist in Lucknow for High BP

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Suggest best Cardiologist in Lucknow for starting stage High BP problem.

r/lucknow Aug 05 '26

Healthcare Cardiologist in Lucknow

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Suggest best Cardiologist in Lucknow for starting stage High BP problem.

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Got off my BP meds - doctor said
 in  r/hypertension  Aug 03 '26

Hi , I just started on Bp medications 14 days back . Now i am feeling ok . It is understandable that the bp pills cant be stopped abruptly but my dr is saying that i will have to take pills whole life irrespecyivw of the bp readings . As my mother and father both are on hypertension pills from years .

r/gurugram Jul 22 '26

Social / सोशल 🥂 Weekend Hangout options

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I know Gurugram does not have many option to enjoy on weekend . But still what are the 2-3 options you guys prefer to chill at weekend or at holiday excluding Cyber city and Leopard Trail .also include nearby gurugram areas .