Q: What is normal blood pressure at night?
A: Normal daytime and night-time blood pressure levels are 135/85 mm Hg and 120/70 mm Hg respectively.
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Q: What are the conditions associated with hypertension?
A: Atherosclerosis, heart failure, kidney disease, stroke, myocardial infarction are the conditions that are associated with hypertension.
Q: Is blood pressure medicine more effective if taken at night?
A: Yes, blood pressure medications provide larger benefit if taken at night rather than in the morning. Studies indicate that anti-hypertensives cut down the risk of heart related conditions and lower blood pressure when taken at night.
Q: How do I switch medication from morning to night?
A: Never change the dose and frequency of medicine on your own. Do consult your doctor before switching the medication.
