Hypertension

Hypertension is high blood pressure. There are many ways you can prevent hypertension such as maintaining a health weight, exercising, reducing your salt intake, reducing your stress levels and even drinking alcohol moderately. Many nutrients like potassium, calcium, fish oils, and garlic help to lower your risk of hypertension.

In many cases, but not all. Ex: one of your heart's ventricles beats irregularly. But increasing your blood pressure will almost always increase your risk for a heart attack unless it was very low to begin with.

Prolonged high blood pressure damages the body. Vulnerable parts of you wear out more quickly if your system runs at too high a pressure for a long time.

The heart has to pump too hard, blood vessels get damaged and the hypertensive person has a higher risk of heart disease especially heart attack.

Sensitive organs like the kidney suffer, so the risk of renal failure is increased. The eyes deteriorate too and the brain is vulnerable to perhaps the most devastating complication of all - stroke.

Most of these complications can lead to death.

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yes it can. If high blood pressure is left untreated, it can cause paralysis, loss of bodily function and motor skills are the result.

yes it can cause hyper tension because Alcohol is a Vasopressor an agent that increases the blood pressure of the body causing for drinkers to increase their adrenaline. and Alcohol contains calories that contribute to weight gain that is also a risk factor to Hypertension

SNS stands for the Sympathetic Nervous System. This system becomes much more active during stress, raising blood pressure. In contrast, the parasympathetic nervous system helps to counter-act the sympathetic nervous system's actions.

Appetite suppressant such as aminorex, fenfluramine, dexfenfluramine and diethylpropionhas been shown to increase risk of PHTN.

Illicit drugs such as cocaine or amphetamines as increase risk.

Talc, which is often mixed with IV drugs, may also increase the risk.

It depends on what you consider too low. Many people can function very well with low blood pressures. If it gives you severe dizziness or fainting, then it needs to be treated. With high blood pressure you can get dizziness and headaches and if left untreated, can lead to strokes which can cause permanent damage to your brain and body. And, untreated high blood pressure causes damage to the lining of your vessels which cannot be repaired

yes

You should never eat raw eggs regardless of blood pressure. By eating raw eggs you increase your chance of catching salmonella. Always cook the eggs before you eat them. If you are trying to avoid cooking them in oil or butter try them poached.

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Yes , I have heard a drug called Diuretic and anti-inflammatory pill , this pill can kill different kinds of bacteria and promote the blood circulation , thus it can cure prostatitis , and it can also help the patients to relieve their hypertension . You can google it . Most of the prostatitis suffers' diseases are caused by bacteria , this is an alternative drug for curing prostatitis .

if it gets to bad yes

No, as far as I can tell. It's a processed meat and contains preservatives that may cause a spike in BP.

There are two possible reasons:

1) There can be more pollution near airports and highways, and one possible cause of atherosclerosis, the hardening of the arteries, is pollution. The less elastic the arteries are, the higher the blood pressure.

2) The area around highways and airports is often predominantly poorer neighborhoods. Those with lower incomes tend to have diets that contribute to the development of vascular disease, including atherosclerosis and buildup within the arteries.

Yes

Lots of things can cause people's blood pressure to rise. If they saw something on TV that upset or frightened them, it's a distinct possibility. Turner syndrome is essentially irrelevant to the answer, though there are potential complications from it that can affect blood pressure.

Hypertension without a known cause is called primary or essential hypertension.

Hibiscus tea, also called roselle tea, is an herbal tea made from the hibiscus sabdariffa (or roselle) plant. It has a deep reddish purple color and a tangy flavor. Hibiscus is a common ingredient in herbal teas, where it imparts both a purple color and a tangy quality.

Besides being widely used as a beverage (especially in the middle-east, where it is native, and in Central America, where it grows well), hibiscus tea is used for medicinal purposes. It is particularly effective for treating hypertension (high blood pressure). Hibiscus has been shown in controlled clinical trials to be effective for lowering blood pressure, is as effective as at least one prescription drug, and is much safer than any known prescription drugs on the market. It also has other traditional uses, such as to lower fever.

Lack of function of the thyroid gland leads to increased blood pressure, and since the hormones produced by the thyroid gland need iodine to be manufactured, iodine supplementation helps to reduce the blood pressure through providing enough iodine for the thyroid gland to secret sufficient amounts of T4 and T3 hormones.

yes, its a base

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