Hypertension

yes. at least that's what i was told. You can have a stroke due to smoking. If you smoke it affects your lungs. And then you have stroke.

DON'T SMOKE!!!!!!!

The type of protein measured in blood is often the protein involved with the immune system. High levels of protein in the blood can be due to many factors, depending on the type of protein present. Normally, your blood contains relatively small amounts of millions of types of proteins, which help fight infection. Causes of elevated levels of protein in blood include: * Infection * Chronic inflammation * Certain bone marrow diseases, such as multiple myeloma, amyloidosis and monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) A diet high in protein doesn't cause an elevated protein level in the blood. However, in cases of severe malnutrition, overall blood protein can be decreased. Further testing can help pinpoint the cause of high levels of protein in blood.
what causes high protein levels in lumbar puncture procedure when all else in normal.

Nursing interventions and responsibilities in caring for the patient with pneumonia include administering oxygen and medications as prescribed and monitoring for their effects. Monitoring vital signs including oxygen level, monitoring lung sounds, watching for edema and patients feeling of shortness of breath. It may also include doing chest physiotherapy, educating on the use of incentive spirometry and flutter valve. If the patient is immobile it is imperative that the patient be turned every two hours and encouraged to cough and deep breathe. If the patient has a tracheostomy proper trach care and suctioning after hyperoxygenating is also a responsibility.

The common name for hypertension is high blood pressure. To be diagnosed with high blood pressure, a person typically has three or more readings of 140/90 or higher.

Treatment and interventions are usually based on the cause of the shock. Most of them are caused by either vasodialation or fluid loss that causes lowered Cardiac Output.

For Hypovolemic, you would want to focus on increasing Cardiac Output by giving positive inotropes like dobutamine, dopamine, and also replacing fluids (Using only NS and LR; never D5W; it will only exacerbate the possible lactic acidosis). Also, you would replace what the patient lost (plasma, RBC, etc.)

For neurogenic, it is a wide-spread loss of sympathetic nervous system tone, so you would focus on vasoconstriction with medications like Norepinepherine and Dopamine.

With anaphylatic shock, epinepherine is the choice drug and removing exposure to the allergen.

Cardiogenic is slightly different. It is caused from a mechanical problem in the heart. Causes could by an acute MI, cardiomyopathies, and dysrrhythmias. Treatment is focused on treating the underlying cause. You would give dopamine to correct the decreased Cardiac Output. With cardiogenic shock, however, there is increased Left Ventricular work-load. The focus would also be in correcting this by decreasing the work-load; Nitroglyerine or Nitroprusside is given along with the positive inotrope.

According to the information I looked up, steps you can take to lower blood pressure naturally are to limit or eliminate sodium and salt intake, eat a healthy diet, maintain a healthy weight, stop smoking, limit alcohol intake, be physically active, and try to eliminate as much stress as possible. From my own experience, I also know that certain herbs will also help. One of those is garlic (and it is inexpensive and helps in many other areas). Some companies also sell combinations of natural herbs that have been found to be promising for lowering blood pressure.

Yes. There are a number of causes of myocardial infarction (heart attack). You can have a blood clot block arteries in your heart, you can have plaque dislodge and block arteries in your heart, or you can have a rupture of arteries in your heart. Basically, anything that blocks adequate blood flow to the heart's muscle will cause an infarction. Having normal blood pressure only reduces the risk of one possible way to have an infarction: rupture. It does not, however, remove the risk all together.

A 1998 study by Food Science and Technology International suggests that consuming lemon juice helps lower high blood pressure.

Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/25215-lemon-juice-lower-high-blood/#ixzz1t5ag09WZ

My own personal experience agrees with the findings. Here's how it works: Lemon juice is loaded with vitamin C which acts as a natural blood thinner (as does the water) and it is also loaded with potassium which relaxes the arterial walls. A good routine might include a glass of lemon water each morning. Both bottled and fresh work.

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You should follow your doctor's advise when it comes dealing with low blood pressure. If you are currently not having any symptoms of low blood pressure (i.e. feeling faint) then you are likely on the right track and you should stick with what you are doing. If you are experiencing these symptoms one common recommendation is to indeed increase your salt intake. This should be done in conjunction with drinking more water, as dehydration can also impact your blood pressure. You should continue to have your blood pressure checked on a regular basis to ensure you are not swinging the other way (high blood pressure). Alternatively, you may find your blood pressure remains low despite your increased salt intake and other options may need to be explored.

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TO protect their kdneys . Apparently the ACE inhibitors are supposed to do just that but i will not take the supid chemicals as they have side effects

If you have high blood pressure, there are a few things that will affect high blood pressure, weight, salt, stress, alcohol. So if you are overweight you might want to try to lose weight, cut down on your salt and alcohol intake. When these things are not helping going to see your physcian to get medication might also help. Your way of handling stress (spirituality, psychiatry), is also important. Total control can be attained by managing the last two.

yes, though it may cause spins and severe drowsiness and dizziness.

A stroke actually does nothing to the body. It affects the brain by stopping blood flow from reaching areas of the brain. This can result in damage to nerve fibers and whole areas of the brain. If, as a result of stroke, there is damage to areas of the brain it may damage the ability of the brain to send messages to the body. Therefore, strokes can leave people with varying levels of disability. Damage to the right side of the brain will affect functioning on the left side of the body and vice versa. Additionally, language is primarily mediated by the left side of the brain. Therefore, someone who suffers a stroke on the left side of the brain may suffer from varying levels of language impairment.

If someone suffers a stroke and loses the ability to control muscles, over time, lack of use of the muscles will result in atrophy. In this way strokes can have an indirect effect on more remote parts of the body.

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may not respond well to anti-hypertensive drugs. Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA), where a balloon catheter is used to dilate the renal artery and remove the blockage,

An idiopathic condition is a real condition with no known medical explanation.

This is not to be mixed up with psychosomatic conditions, with the patient creating the condition.

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Anti-depressants that are not indicated in the common causation of high blood pressure include Lexapro, Prozac, and Paxil. Some of these medications have high blood pressure listed as a side effect, but this side effect is generally very rare.

Depending on the person yes, my close friend has been sent to the hospitial regardig his blood pressure after taking an average dose of NyQuil. im not sure if it verys for each peraon or if it effects everyone though..

Can u take Benedryl with high blood pressure

No, it even states on the attention board by the entrance to any rollercoaster that it is very unsafe for anyone with blood pressure or heart conditions.

Tl;dr: No, you'll most likely suffer from a stroke.

No you cannot. Having hypertension and then taking something to make you feel sexually stimulated will, most definitely, make your blood pressure rise. Do NOT mix medicines with Viagra. Wrong combination.

Normally parts which are bruised turn black. You probably jammed your thumb somewhere. It is the blood inthe bruised tissue that makes it look black.