High blood pressure, cholesterol, sweating, and chest pain may indicate heart issues. Seek immediate medical attention. Follow a heart-healthy diet, manage stress, and take prescribed medicines to control BP and cholesterol.

Manage anxiety-related high blood pressure with relaxation techniques, regular exercise, and proper sleep. For cholesterol around 250, follow a low-fat diet and take prescribed lipid-lowering medicines as advised by your doctor.

For ED with high blood pressure, medicines like sildenafil or tadalafil may help but should be used only under a doctor's supervision, as they can interact with BP drugs. Managing blood pressure and lifestyle changes can also improve ED symptoms.

Treatment includes antiplatelet drugs, cholesterol-lowering medicines, and medications to improve blood flow and brain function. Recovery depends on the extent of brain damage and can take months with physiotherapy and cognitive therapy.

Manage high blood pressure and cholesterol with a low-salt, low-fat diet, regular exercise, weight control, and prescribed medications like antihypertensives and statins. Regular monitoring and lifestyle changes are key for long-term control.

To manage high creatinine before a kidney transplant, control blood pressure, blood sugar, and follow a low-protein, low-salt diet. Avoid nephrotoxic drugs and stay hydrated under medical supervision.