Hypertension

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By: Alissa Irato

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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

It totally depends on your age.

Regarding your age of 50, a blood pressure of 136/60 mm Hg is normal.

High blood pressure has several causes. Sodium is a cause. Excessive salting of food causes it. Saturated fat brings an excess of cholesterol. Cholesterol hardens your arteries. That causes high blood pressure. Cholesterol comes from a food like trans fat, palm oil, or marbled beef. Foods high in fat, Fried foods, and butter.

Plaque constricts the blood vessel which increases blood pressure. Think of a kink in a water hose and how pressure builds up within the hose. Same with plaque (kinks) in arteries or blood vessels.

Normal blood pressure is below 120 over 80. 93 over 60 is about as low as you can go before there is concern that it is too low.

LBP. Low Blood Pressure aka Hypotension
LBP - hypotension

Type your answer here... how can i get my blood presure up on the dia when my blood is 76

Because of their capacity to lower high blood pressure the following foods are recommended for people who suffers from hypertension; sunflower seeds, non-fat yogurt, bananas, spinach, and oats.

Yes. This blood pressure would be high for anyone. It is not an emergency (you don't have to go the doctor's this second) but make an appointment to get it checked by your doctor within the next few weeks.

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Not that I am aware of. The Menses have more to do with hormonal levels than of blood pressure. With any chronic irregular cycles hormones should always be evaluated by a professional.

I personally have low blood pressure and can clock my cycle with an egg timer (so to speak). However that doesnt mean that its not possible, but I've not heard of it. Sorry, less helpful than my usual answers.

UNLESS YOU DIRECTLY INJEST the salt, it should have no effect on your blood pressure. ALSO, if you swim in a very warm pool or sit in a hot sauna or steam room, the heat dialtes your blood vessels and actually temporarily LOWERS your blood pressure. UNLESS YOU DIRECTLY INJEST the salt, it should have no effect on your blood pressure. ALSO, if you swim in a very warm pool or sit in a hot sauna or steam room, the heat dialtes your blood vessels and actually temporarily LOWERS your blood pressure.

It did for me for sure... I used to be 122 / 81 when I weighed 400lbs... now at 220 it is 90/60. I do suffer dizzy spells when I stand up, my feet and hands get cold now... and obviously without the extra insulation, I am colder...

The weight has only been off for about 3 months, so perhaps it will still level out some, who knows.

"High blood pressure medication" is virtually meaningless. There are several categories of medicines used to treat hypertension, all of which work differently; within each category there are multiple compounds.

We'd need to know the specific medication that's being used in order to begin to answer this.

There are a number of long term effects on stroke volume. These may include reduction in blood pressure and capillarisation among others.

The paralyzed part doesn't feel any pain.

Here are some links that might be helpful...
http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=2141
http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3044770
http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/common/heartdisease/risk/092.html
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/high-blood-pressure-medication/HI00028
Hope this helps!!!!!!!!!!!!!! metropolol and nifedipine are some medicines for hypertension.

high blood pressure in the early stages and even in late stages usually does not produce any symptoms. u may not be aware that u have it. the only way to detect it is to have it measured with a simple device called a "syphgmomanometer". many pharmacies, fitness centers and clinics will measure it free for u.

Hypertension develops after you eat a diet that is too salty. It increases the risk of heart attacks because the salt scrapes the blood vessels allowing fat to get inside

It is a bit on the low side. "Good" for an adult is 110/70 - 120/80. As long as you don't experience dizziness, light headedness, or fainting spells, it probably isn't anything to be concerned about.

Blood pressure in beginning stages usually <140/90 and can usually be managed without medications and lifestyle modification alone.

Kind of...the norm is 140 over 75, so you are healthy.

Itis just at the bottom of the stage 1 high blood pressure chart.