It is very reassuring to see your top blood pressure reading has improved to 130 mmHg on your current regimen of Telmisat (telmisartan), CTD (chlorthalidone), and Amlosafe (amlodipine). While your bottom reading of 97 mmHg is still a bit high, this is quite common and manageable. Please continue taking your prescribed doses regularly. I recommend keeping a log of your daily readings for a week and consulting your doctor. They can safely evaluate if a small adjustment in your medication is needed to bring that lower number into a healthier range.

That shows your medications?Telmisat, CTD, and Amlosafe?are working. However, a bottom number of 100 is still a bit high and needs attention. This is quite common, and there is no need to worry. Sometimes, it just takes a small adjustment in your medication dosages or a little more time to see the full effect. Please share these readings with your prescribing doctor. They can safely review your regimen of telmisartan, chlorthalidone, and amlodipine to help gently bring that bottom number down.

Occasional tingling on one side of the head may be caused by nerve irritation, stress, or muscle tension. Ensure regular sleep, drink enough water, and avoid long periods of screen use. Continue taking your blood pressure medications as advised, since your levels are well controlled. Consult a doctor if the tingling becomes frequent, severe, or is associated with weakness or vision problems.