The list of imbalances in hemostasis that can lead to hypertension is extremely long. Several things can lead to hypertension also known as high blood pressure. Most of these imbalances are attributed to the diet one carries out. For example a high salt intake or NACL raises blood pressure. This is because pressure is increased as your kidneys work to remove water the sodium in salt holds it thus putting pressure on your blood vessels. A high glucose level in your blood is also another cause of hypertension. When one consumes sugar or also glucose the result is the pancreas releasing an enzyme known as insulin when too much insulin is released it has an inflammatory effect on the body causing the linings of the blood vessels to swell up.
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Homeostatic imbalance and psychological factors
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Homeostatic imbalance occurs when the body is unable to maintain its internal balance due to various factors such as disease, stress, or aging. This imbalance can lead to disorders by causing organ dysfunction, disrupted physiological processes, and impaired immune responses. When the body's regulatory mechanisms are overwhelmed, it can result in conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, or autoimmune diseases.
No. Obesity associated with hypertension is caused by an imbalance in horemone levels.
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Homeostasis is maintaining conditions within very narrow range. In our body, pretty much everything is maintained with a certain boundary. Respiratory acidosis or respiratory alkalosis is one example of homeostatic imbalance in our body.
hypertension is not a pathogen, it is a condition. There are many causes for hypertension, but I don't know of any pathogens that can directly cause hypertension.
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