Why are my dad's blood pressure (160) and blood sugar levels (200 before eating and 400 after eating) still very high, causing him to experience headaches and a heavy feeling in his head, even though he exercises, eats a normal diet, takes his daily insulin and prescribed medications (Cressar Plus, Prominad, Hmet G4, Hmet G4 Forte, and Rosulip), and has recently started drinking noni juice twice a day?

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Why are my dad's blood pressure (160) and blood sugar levels (200 before eating and 400 after eating) still very high, causing him to experience headaches and a heavy feeling in his head, even though he exercises, eats a normal diet, takes his daily insulin and prescribed medications (Cressar Plus, Prominad, Hmet G4, Hmet G4 Forte, and Rosulip), and has recently started drinking noni juice twice a day?

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Why are my dad's blood pressure (160) and blood sugar levels (200 before eating and 400 after eating) still very high, causing him to experience headaches and a heavy feeling in his head, even though he exercises, eats a normal diet, takes his daily insulin and prescribed medications (Cressar Plus, Prominad, Hmet G4, Hmet G4 Forte, and Rosulip), and has recently started drinking noni juice twice a day?

Asked by Male, 59 · 2 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

2 days ago

His readings require prompt medical attention. Taking both Hmet G4 and Hmet G4 Forte may represent a medication duplication of glimepiride and metformin, which can be unsafe. Additionally, noni juice can sometimes interact unexpectedly with blood pressure medications like Cressar Plus or diabetes therapies, affecting his levels. Please contact his doctor immediately to review his complete regimen, including Prominad, Rosulip, and insulin. For now, pause the noni juice and seek professional care to safely adjust his treatments and relieve his symptoms.

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Why are my dad's blood pressure (160) and blood sugar levels (200 before eating and 400 after eating) still very high, causing him to experience headaches and a heavy feeling in his head, even though he exercises, eats a normal diet, takes his daily insulin and prescribed medications (Cressar Plus, Prominad, Hmet G4, Hmet G4 Forte, and Rosulip), and has recently started drinking noni juice twice a day?

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