Yes it can. Your ear drums can burst
High blood pressure can damage your heart, eyes, kidneys, blood vessels and brain
No. High blood pressure can damage your kidneys and lead to kidney failure.
Early detection of high blood pressure can limit damage to your heart and arteries!
Well, high blood pressure can first damage the heart and blood vessels, then kidneys. But the effects are systemic and though gradual, can be lifelong damage.
Infections are due to bacteria or viruses but long term high blood pressure can damage kidneys
The brain, the eyes, hearing, internal organs, skin, nearly everything in the body can be negatively affected by long term bouts of high blood pressure.
Yes, this blood pressure reading is high. Have you been active? If so, rest for 10 minutes and take your blood pressure again. If your blood pressure is still this high, talk to your doctor. High blood pressure does a lot of damage on the body and can result in stroke, heart attack, and various other conditions.
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A blood pressure of 189 over 125 is not safe. The blood vessels in a person's body would be under great stress, and the high blood pressure could cause damage to the body's organs. The brain is particularly affected by high blood pressure. Anyone with this high of a blood pressure should go to an emergency room immediately.
Headaches, dizziness, hearing disorders, high blood pressure, eye inflammation, and stress.
High blood pressure is a risk for heart disease. Damage can be done to your arteries (Aneurysm) and heart, and also to your brain. Your kidneys could also be damaged and possibly fail.