It puts alot of pressure on your organs and blood vessels. Alot can go wrong. The kidneys are sensitive to all of this pressure- it destroys the tiny filters in them over time, gradually.
Blood vessels can pop (aneurysm) and god forbid if they are vessels up in the brain. The heart is affected because it has to work harder to push blood against all that back pressure. It can even make breathing harder or less effective. Basically it is affecting everything already and once something goes, everything else starts to fall out of balance. High blood pressure can be the beginning of the end but the good news is that there are LOTS of things you can do to lower it. Exercise and cutting out fatty food are #1. Eating high fiber intake and veggies #2. Once you've done that there are medicines like statins that can help lower cholesterol. You can also take fish oil or other omega-3s but don't think taking pills can ever replace good old exercise and healthy diet. You really have to watch your calories and lose some weight if you want rapid drops in that number. Also eliminate stressful stuff from your life and try to adopt a calm, peaceful, happy attitude. Get a dog if that helps! Stress really raises BP.
High blood pressure has no connection to getting someone pregnant.
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These numbers show high blood pressure for a 43 year old male. Blood pressure is as follows for men: Minimum 112 over 79 Average 125 over 83 Maximum 137 over 87
A systolic blood pressure of 106 and a diastolic blood pressure of 92 in an 80-year-old male may be considered slightly high. It is important to monitor blood pressure regularly and consult a healthcare provider for personalized evaluation and guidance.
Generally speaking, when a female takes the blood pressure of a male, the reading is elevated.
The blood pressure, 148/88 is considered to be high, stage 1.
Normal blood pressure for anyone is 120/80
To be honest that is a little high, I'd say see your Doctor promptly to get it to a more ideal number.
Blood pressure varies considerably, especially as you age. So providing your age plays an important role in blood pressure averages. Systolic Blood Pressure ranges would be: Average 120 Low 108 High 132 Diastolic Blood Pressure ranges would be: Average 79 Low 73 High 83 These averages are based upon a male your age and assuming you are seated and have not overexerted yourself just moments before you're seated.
what is usually accepted as a healthy blood pressure for a 78 year male
a person with a fever this high should be in the ER ASAP !!!!!