It is not beneficial to lower blood pressue unless it is too high. This question is I like asking what kind of fish live in the ocean. It requires a professional analysis to fully consider your circumstances because a general answer could fill books. Actually it does fill books. Blood pressure is like tire pressure. There is an optimal operating range. Too low or too high is a problem. I do know for a fact if your blood pressure is low enough to go to zero, that is really bad and mostly likely the next time your blood pressure will raise is when your blood is being forced out with embalming fluid.

Some people breathe through their nose because they have allergies, sinus congestion, adnoid problems, colds, or hayfever.

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Mild exercise, i.e. walking, has benefits for people suffering high blood pressure. Research has shown that walking several times a week for at least half an hour can help lower high blood pressure. It is best to avoid continued strenuous exercise, however - high BP causes greater strain on the arteries, and in strenuous exercise, one is making one's heart work harder. If you are aiming for more strenuous exercise, be sure to work up to it slowly. Take it easy at first, and after a while you will be able to do fairly strenuous workouts. However, it is important to check with your doctor for some guidelines.

The systolic pressure is the pressure at its highest. You determine this by cutting off the circulation with a blood pressure cuff and slowly dropping the pressure in the cuff until you hear the first sounds of blood rushing through the arteries. That point is the systolic pressure.

Because usually, significant changes in blood pressure are not normally noticed by a person. However, the effects can be tremendous, especially if unnoticed over a long period of time.

Severe headaches, nose bleeds that do not stop, high anxiety, shortness of breath-get medical help-quick, 140/90 and above is considered high, get a blood pressure meter and check your self-high blood pressure can happen day or night, check family history for HYPERTENSION, your weight, diet and activity level affect your heart!

• Blurry vision
• Chest pain
• Seizure
• Decreased urine output
• Weakness or strange tingling/numbness in the arms, legs, or face
• Headache
• Shortness of breath

no you can not take theraflu if you have high blood pressure and diabetes.

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Yes this is considered a high blood pressure. The ultimate blood pressure should be 120/80 or 120 over 80. However, to be considered a person who may have hypertension you must have 3 days in a row where your blood pressure is elevated. Bottom number shouldn't be over 90 and top number shouldn't be over 140.

Yes.But they have different causes.For example,high blood pressure can lead to damaging the vital organs or damaging blood vessels.And heart disease can leading to damaging the arteries.Go to uihealthcare.org to find more information.

Yes sometimes it can nullify the effects of the medicine. Always ask a doctor about things like this.

Indirectly it is possible, due to increase of anxiety caused by hypoglicemy. But the relationship between these two conditions is unknown. To be sure about this, when you feel that your blood sugar is low, check your blood pressure, in order to know it.

In order to lower blood pressure, proper diet and exercise is key. Someone with high blood pressure should cut fatty, sugary foods out of their diet completely. By adding exercise, their body is becoming healthier, thus helping lower their blood pressure.

Go see your doctor and discuss it with him or her. A medication change or dosage adjustment may be in order.

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The vast majority of cases are unknown, this is known as "essential hypertension". High blood pressure can be made worse by stress and emotional tension. There are many other causes, including kidney causes (intrinsic disease vs vascular), hormonal (such as cushing's syndrome, a phaechromocytoma (adrenaline producing tumour), conn's syndrome, acromegaly and high parathyroid hormone levels). Other causes include pregnancy, coarctation of the aorta, and medicines given to you, such as steroids, certain antidepressants (MAOIs) and even the oral contraceptive pill can raise your BP.

If you're worried, it's best to go see your GP/Family Doctor.

There are many potential causes of hypertension. As people age, they will often develop hypertension naturally. Unhealthy lifestyles can also cause hypertension. Alcohol abuse, lack of exercise, high sodium intake, and obesity are risk factors for hypertension. People who are under a large amount of stress often develop hypertension. Finally, not ingesting enough calcium, potassium, or magnesium can also cause hypertension.

The blood pressure is kinda low and the diastolic number is very low. Normal blood pressure for a healthy man is 120 over 80. If your blood pressure has been like this your entire life then that may be normal for you.

Blood pressure is elevated by: Gender, exercise, eating, stimulants, emotional stress, disease conditions, heredatory factors, pain, obesity, age, condition of blood vessels and some drugs. I got that from my nursing textbook, so its valid. If you have any questions, dont be afraid to ask a doctor.

Yes it has been known to do so by its natural flavor and scents along with the aroma it relaxes your body and mind and is also good for meditation I know a lot about certain tea including mostly Jasmine tea. It also helps to lose weight too if your looking to get skinny the natural way drink Jasminetea after every meal or any other strong teas such as EarlGrey England Tea and Persian Grey Tea. The best teas ever to help burn fat naturally and lose weight are Jasmine Tea with the green tea leaves the Chinese original is the best to buy and the Persian Grey tea I recommend. Yes I am also proof that drinking those teas make you lose weight it makes me stay skinny. I am in good shape so I don't need to lose weight but for people that do trust me it does work.

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An increase in blood pressure is a response to stress. The nervous system engages in the 'fight or flight' response when a person is under stress, anything from a bear attack to your boss yelling at you. Blood pressure is increased in two ways: First, blood vessels constrict as a response to an increase in epinephrine, and as a way to increase blood flow to the muscles. Second, the heart pumps faster, in order to increase blood flow to the brain and muscles, thus increasing alertness and muscular readiness.

Hypertension is sometimes brought on over time by several factors, such as sedentary lifestyle, poor diet, genetics, and living a high stress life (like many of us do!) Being under constant stress essentially 'trains' your body to remain at this state of hypertension even when there is no acute stress.

Yoga, exercise, improved diet, and sometimes bp meds can all help to control hypertension. Not treating hypertension can lead to several nasty outcomes:

* stroke * heart attack * kidney failure

If you or one of your loved ones has untreated hypertension, get them to the doctor.

when hypertension occurs without any evidence of any disease it is called primary hypertension while hypertension following some disease in the kidney,heart,drugs etc is called secondary hypertension.check this site for more information :

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There is no evidence that one causes the other. The fact that victims of Alzheimer's, a form of dementia, die of any other disease, malady, etc, such as a heart attack or stroke, is attributable only to the overal degeneration of the brain and body; in other words, it is a coincidence. For more information, visit the following web page: http://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/guide/alzheimers-disease-symptoms-types