Hypertension

No, you should not take Gaba with any kind of blood pressure medication. This is because Gaba is linked to lowered blood pressure and your blood pressure could get too low.

Vasodilation can cause hypotension

It is most common in people who are between 30 and 50 years of age, as those are the ages most prone to herniating vertebral disks.

well we know during severe hypertension narrowing of arterioles and arteries takes place it is common

because of narrowed arteries provides resistance to blood flow hence its flow to lower extremeties ceases and glomerular filtration doesnot occur properly

as filtration decreases the sodium ions and chloride ions are not filtered and remained in the blood we can note that there is a decreased amount of sodium ions in distal tubule of nephron so there is insufficient of ions to transport across the macula densa cells of juxtraglomerular apparatus which are very close to distal tubule of nephron thus on compensation these cells triggers to release renin, after several pathway in the body like renin cleaves a peptide called angiotensinogen -->angiotensin-1---->angiotensin-2(A-2), so this A-2 is useful for glomerular filtration by constricting efferent arteriole more and more than afferent arteriole in order to increase the amount of blood to remain in glomerulus for filtration,,, people might expect that here the glomerular filtration occurs and more sodium ions are excreted but how long ? no it happens for short time because A-2 is responsible for constriction of important arteries and arterioles mainly happens when hypertension is severe thus blood flow decreases and even sufficent blood doesnt reaches to afferent arteriole of glomerulus thus filtration ceases and sodium and chloride ions are not excreted

beside A-2 is also responsible for formation of aldosterone whose main function is retention of water sodium and chloride ions in distal tubule after filtration but the potassium ions are excreted

silly !!!!!!!this stupid A-2 is also responsible for antidiuretic hormone from pituatary gland thus totally retention retention retention of water sodiium and chloride ;;;;;;he he he

ok so the answer is NO, DURING HYPERTENSION the sodium doesnot excreted in large quantities nevertheless less than the normal

so this is the physiology on the view of this, we can probably say the answer : NO

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no they die

Blood pressure is is sometimes called arterial blood pressure. It is caused by circulating blood on the walls of arteries. When the heart beats, it does not have a constant pressure. It rests slightly in between beats. There is a maximum called systolic and a minimum called diastolic. The pressure is measured in the upper arm at the brachial artery. The BP is expressed in systolic pressure over diastolic pressure in millimeters of mercury (mmHg) and normal blood pressure for an adult is 120/80.

Beta-blockers, such as atenolol (Tenormin), propranolol (Inderal), and metoprolol (Lopressor), used to treat high blood pressure, angina, and other conditions.

Regular exercise.

healthy eating using the 4 basic food groups.

regular sleeping pattern, 8 hours including naps.

stress at a comfortable level for you.

activites like singing, dancing, artwork.

comfortable socializing with people you like and who like you.

work that you feel is productive.

Well, the homework answer is "salt."

However, one generally develops high blood pressure

due to lack of Omega 3 in their diet, so

"avoid lack of Omega 3" would be a better answer.

Frusemide is a loop diruetic. It prevents the reabsorption of NaCl at the ascending limb of the loop of Henle. Less sodium will result in less water in retained in the body so the blood volume decreases. Although the mechanisms of diruetics is not exactly known, it is believed that it causes a reduction in blood volume which leads to decreased blood pressure. It is also believed that reducing the amount of Na+ in the body leads to a reduction of intracellular Ca2+, resulting in the muscles being less receptive to endogenous vasoconstrictors.

Losartan is an angiotensin receptor blocker. It blocks the angiotensin I receptor. This leads to less angiotensin II being produced. Angiotensin II itself is a vasodilator and it can also cause aldosterone and the antidiruetic hormone to be released. Both aldosterone and the antidiruetic hormone leads to the kidney to retain salt and this leads to more water being retained in the body resulting in a greater blood volume and a greater blood pressure. As Losartan inhibits angiotensin I receptors, it can prevent the release of angiotensin II and hence these effects.

It is not indicated to extract someone's tooth if their diastolic blood pressure (the second number) is over 100. Some dentists don't take blood pressure before treatment. It would just be a gamble, it could go fine, or she could go into hypertensive crisis.

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Salt is not the cause of high blood pressure - it is vital for regulating the blood pressure. You should NOT avoid salt. Drink more water instead - and stop drinking other beverages such as soft drinks, coffee, energy drinks, tea, etc. These drinks cause dehydration - the underlying cause of high blood pressure.

proper diet

Hypertension is a stress induced disorder. Stress often comes from tension, and hyper just means lots of or super crazy. So you've got lots of super crazy stress, and that gives you hypertension.

It is obvious by your question that this tooth has been absessed for some time. If you have never had these symptoms before, they could or could not be related this is why you should firstly make an apt. with your doctor. This is not normal. Secondly make an apt. with your dentist and have your tooth treated.

That could be a symptom. But it could just as easily be a blood vessel too close to the surface of the skin. The only way to know is to see your doctor.

Yes

i don't know

you are the one that suppose to know that is what i am asking you for?

The pulmonary artery is the artery that takes blood to the lungs to get oxygen. Because the fetus doesn't breathe, but rather gains oxygen from its mother, it doesn't need this artery as much, and so it doesn't develop as fast, so that more of the energy used for growth can be put where it's needed.

It is bad to have high blood pressure at any age, at any weight. High blood pressure in childhood leads to worse cases of high blood pressure in adulthood also.

Yes, vasopressor effect due to increase in catecholamines.

The antihypertensive drugs most commonly associated with erectile dysfunction are diuretics (eg hydrochorthiazide) and beta blockers. eg Propranolol.

However, if you read the small print, many other drugs also have occasional reports of this, for example ACE inhibitors and calcium antagonists.

If you are suffering from this problem, you should try changing medication - there are many options and most people can find one that will not affect their sex - life.

It must be done with your doctor's supervision.