Some medications, especially decongestants, raise your blood pressure, so it's possible.
no it cant
I've been taking aminos for about a month. For a week I've had headaches for weeks and wondered why. I checked my blood pressure and it was up. I never had high blood pressure until I started taking aminos.
The best way to deal with pre-eclampsya is to target the cause, which is probably high blood pressure. If you can get your blood pressure under control the symptoms will significantly decrease. If you are 38 weeks pregnant or more, the best way to get rid of pre-eclampsya is to deliver!
Almost anything. The only times I have ever fainted in my life were when I was 28-30 weeks with my first. Once I was standing in warm sun and about 10 days later I was at a lunch party, also very warm. Get your blood pressure checked but it is probably no cause for concern.
Labor is not accompanied by nausea. But if you have it at 37 weeks, check your blood pressure, you might be having preeclampsia.
Garlic may help lower blood pressure within a few hours to a few weeks, but individual results may vary. It is recommended to consult with a healthcare provider before using garlic as a treatment for high blood pressure.
Lowering blood pressure through exercise can vary depending on the individual and the intensity of the exercise. Generally, regular exercise can help lower blood pressure within a few weeks to a few months. It is recommended to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice on exercise and blood pressure management.
pulse rate is >90bpm Bp 94/45
Either high blood pressure or preeclampsia
Get a second opinion and remember to ask questions
Blood pressure is how hard the blood is flowing against the walls of blood vessels in the body. It is good to be asking about normal blood pressure values for children because most people think "high" blood pressure (hypertension) is something that only happens to adults. This is hardly the case, as about 5 percent of children have it, too. High blood pressure often does not cause any symptoms in children, but if not treated, it can cause serious health problems in the future. While I cannot answer your question exactly, the numbers do not change that much from year to year. In fact, blood pressure and heart rate in older children are not that much different from adult values. For boys and girls around your children's ages, normal blood pressures would be around 110 to 120 (systolic) over 70 to 80 (diastolic), and heart rates would range from 50 to 180. Having a blood pressure above these normal values on one occasion does not necessarily mean that a child has high blood pressure. Before a child is said to have high blood pressure, the readings would need to be high on three separate occasions, a few days or even weeks apart.
If your nose bleeds were a sign of high blood pressure you most likely saw a medical provider. They probably put you on blood pressure lowering medication and this medication may have dropped the pressure to low. There are also things that will spike a blood pressure really high such as cocaine and certain medical conditions (pheochromocytoma) I'm only 19 but my parents have high and low blood pressure, my mum's low blood pressure causes her to feel faint, she works for the nhs and pointed out when i was younger (because i would get nose bleeds weekly) that i may have high blood pressure like my dad. I've only had my bloodpressure checked twice once it was very low, my friend who is studying biology did it, and the other time it was normal, that time a nurse did it. I also dont do any drugs and i dont have any medical conditions that would cause this