Sorry, I cannot further elaborate on isolated systolic hypertension as this diabetic forum is not the place to discuss it, nor am I well versed. Try posting on both high blood pressure/hypertensions forums.
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This is something a stranger on a public health forum can not answer as we do not have to access to review your medical history. Only your health care provider does and only he/she can make that determination.
Is isolated systolic hypertension managed as any hypertension ? I need a precise answer . Also can I take sildenafil ?
Is isolated systolic hypertension managed as any hypertension ? I need a precise answer . Also can I take sildenafil ?
Here's a few ideas to help lower blood pressure. They go hand in hand with suggestions on control and managing your diabetes. Others may come along with additional tips.
Blood pressure -
• Eat less sodium [salty foods]
• If available, eat oatmeal for breakfast
• Maintain healthy body weight [watch the waistline]
• Avoid and/or limit alcohol
• If you smoke, stop smoking
• Exercise, exercise, exercise
• Reduce stress
• Eat a diet rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables and lean meats
Diabetes -
All the above and include no sugary foods/liquids, no foods made with white flour [breads, crackers], no simple carbs, and limit complex carbs. Eat fruits with other foods and in small portions. Avoid dairy products and fatty meats.
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