>I found a website which discusses secondary causes of high blood pressure: http://www.heartpoint.com/highbloodpage.html. Primary hypertension is the result of inherited genes. According to the article, in about 2% of cases, there are specific abnormalities which are an identifiable reason for high blood pressure. This site should be checked out.
The above website page has nothing about blood pressure spikes. Just continuous high blood pressure. No mention of various causes of spikes I've seen mentioned on forum discussion pages. Not verified, but they mentioned vascular migraines and adrenal gland tumors.
yes
With two Numbers systolic pressure over the diastolic pressure
160 is not a blood pressure. 160 over 90 would be. And if your top pressure measurement is 160, you should consult your doctor immediately! Normal is considered 120 over 80, and they would prefer to see 115 over 75. Anything over 150 is considered pretty dangerous. Weight is 104? In kilograms? If that is pounds, it is pretty low and not something to worry about. That will depend on your height.
A blood pressure reading of 160 over 50 mmHg indicates that the systolic pressure (the top number, 160) is significantly elevated, while the diastolic pressure (the bottom number, 50) is low. This condition, known as isolated systolic hypertension, can be a concern as it may increase the risk of cardiovascular issues. It is important for individuals with such readings to consult a healthcare professional for assessment and potential treatment.
high blood pressure
it means you ate too much and you need to cut down on the blood sugar
Blood pressure can vary widely during the day. A blood pressure reading of 132/70 in the morning can be 150/90 in the afternoon - or vice versa. Most people with high blood pressure do not experience any symptoms, which is why regular blood pressure checks are so important. With 160-210 mmHg range will kill you. But having over 140/90 is signs of high pressure.
A giraffe's normal blood pressure is 240/160.
that is way too high. You should check with a doctor
The systolic is high but the diastolic is normal. This means that your arteries are not stiff, but your heart was beating a little harder than normal. This could be due to you smoking, drinking coffee/tea or just being nervous before the BP was taken.
Yes, blood pressure of 160/90 has the designation of the stage II hypertension for a person of any age as of now. The Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure is working on a new report and they plan to release in the spring of 2012.
160/90mmHg