Is it bad to drink Gatorade if you might have high blood pressure?
Not really. While high-sodium intake can raise high blood pressure further, Gatorade really doesn't have much sodium at all. Sure, it's enough to replace what you lose sweating, but relative to your daily value, it's not much salt at all.
What are the side effects of bezide hypertension tablets?
Some side effects of Bezide include increased light sensitivity and a higher rate of incidences of pancreatitis. Other side effects include thrombocytopenia, gout, and impotence.
What can cause your blood pressure to elevate?
stress
You must recall the moments before your blood pressure raised. Blood pressure uses to raise suddenly from time to time. For males, when they see a pretty and waving girl, the blood pressure goes up at once, as well their heartbeat increases;
Watch your diet. If you want to evaluate your real blood pressure, check it twice a day, at morning and at evening during a week.
Take care with salt. No more than 3 grams a day.
Can you take Tramadol HCL if you take high blood pressure pills?
no! TRAMADOL IS A SCAM!
EVERYONE RETURN THEIR TRAMADOL BEFORE YOU DIE.....LIKE MY CAT DID..
he ate a pill and a half..........and died instantly... maybe over time it can build up in our bodies and cause us death!!
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29092012:
Prudence, what happened to your cat is unfortunate. Tramdol is a widely-used opioid analgesic, but it was designed for human patients in mind. Does that mean it is unsuitable for animals? No. In fact, tramadol has seen a lot of action in veterinary medicine. I imagine your cat was given too high a dose, or had not built up the tolerance to opioids necessary for the high dose. This can cause death, in humans and animals. As a pharmacist, I have seen patients on tramdol for years, and tolerate them well.
Back to the question, hypertension (high blood pressure) is not listed as a contraindication in the latest edition of the British National Formulary for tramadol.
Can muscle relaxers be harmful if you have high blood pressure?
Muscle relaxers may have an effect on high blood pressure. It is important to use only those prescribed to you by a doctor so you get the correct medication and dosage.
IS Hypertension is low blood pressure?
No, that is incorrect. The term hypertension means high blood pressure. Hypotension means low blood pressure.
Is honey bad for high blood pressure?
It is very unlikely to. Green tea contains anti-oxidants, which are good for your overall system, and honey has anti septic and anti-inflammatory properties, but also sugar, and the green tea may contain caffeine, which may temporarily raise the heart rate and blood pressure.
Blood pressure is cardiac output x resistance, or heart rate x stroke volume, so if HR increases but SV normal BP will rise. Things that will raise your heart rate are caffeine, alcohol, smoking, lack of exercise/inactivity, high fat foods, high salt foods, aswell as other risk factors you can't control such as ethnicity. To reduce blood pressure, follow a low salt, low fat diet high in fruit and vegetables. Reduce excess weight if you are overweight, quit smoking if you smoke, and gradually increase activity levels, aiming for at least 30 mins of activity every day. Consult your doctor about any planned lifestyle changes. If your BP is very high, or if you are diabetic for example, it may not be safe to begin a diet and exercise programme without a prior consultation.
What diet pills are safe to take if you suffer from high blood pressure?
Exercise and whole raw foods. No caffeine, no stimulants, no pills. unless you WANT to mess up your heart and or other bodily functions. DUH. There is no pill for you to become healthy to speed things up, that bsi what the big pharma companies have shaped in your mind isn't it? Go take a walk and eat a bunch of raw veggies/fruits, raw nuts, ect. stay away from red meats. Add about 2-3 liters of water into the mix as well. You WILL see results.
Can chronic pain cause High blood pressure?
an abscessed tooth can cause ALOT more than high plood pressure. That abscess is all poison in your body. Have it taken care of immediatly. Thqt poison can get into your blood stream and you will then be dealing with alot more than high blood pressure. You rally can get seriously ill.
That poison can cause a serious condition called bacterial endocarditis, an inflammation in the heart valves and lining . Left untreated, it can kill.
What 2 organs can be damaged by high blood pressure?
Virtually all major organs are affected, but the main one you see in chronic HTN are kidneys and heart. Acutely, it can cause a stroke. Common reason for people to have kidney failures is because of Diabetes and HTN. Unfortunately, these 2 conditions often go together.
Can you take cough syrup with DM having hypertension?
What is The condition of very low blood pressure?
It may be due to a hundred different reasons. Only a doctor can properly diagnose something like this. But remember, in spite of all you might be fearing, it could simply be hypoglycemia, due to a long enough gap from some proper food..!
Are hypertension and pulmonary hypertension the same?
Postural means standing. Hypertension means high blood pressure and hypotension is low blood pressure. You get a different reading if you are sitting versus standing while taking blood pressure.
How long can a 84 year old person with complete kidney failure live?
This entirely depends on the patient, and what treatment options are available. From what you have said, it sounds like this person may have ESRD (end-stage renal disease). The main treatments for this are dialysis, or transplant. Which treatment option the doctors will choose depends on the general health of the individual, and the relative chance of success.
Unfortunately, it will be very hard for anyone to answer your question given that they do not know the patient or their medical background.
However, I have pulled off some generic statistics for you to take a look at. From my understanding as a medical student, chance of success tends to decrease with age.
Dialysis survival (%)
1 year (2005-2006): 78.7
2 years (2004-2006): 64.3
5 years (2001-2006): 33.1
10 years (1996-2006): 10.3
Patient survival following deceased-donor transplant(%)
1 year (2005-2006): 94.1
2 years (2004-2006): 91.7
5 years (2001-2006): 80.2
10 years (1996-2006): 60.9
Patient survival following living-donor transplant(%)
1 year (2005-2006): 98
2 years (2004-2006): 96.5
5 years (2001-2006): 89.9
10 years (1996-2006): 77.3
I have also found this extract, which outlines the prospect of survival if the patient chooses to have neither a transplant, nor dialysis.
However, when there is kidney failure in elderly, many of them do not want to have dialysis. So, how long can an elderly live without dialysis? Well it all depends on how severe the kidney damage is. If the elderly person is passing fair amount of urine, he can live without dialysis for 2 to 6 weeks. However, if the person is passing little or no urine, then the survival rate decreases dramatically to 10 to 14 days.
Most elderly who do not want dialysis after kidney failure suffer from a lot of side effects, namely nausea, twitching of the muscles and breathlessness. Although the elderly person might experience some pain, it is not a major symptom. If the elderly person wants to die at home, it can be arranged by the family members. There are many hospices who also take on elderly patients who do not want dialysis. Kidney failure in elderly is quite common so many hospitals are also equipped to help those elderly patients who do not want dialysis.
Yes a stroke can kill you. A stroke happens when there is a lack of blood flow to the brain. When there is no blood, there is no oxygen and the brain cells start to die, causing a stroke or death of brain tissue. Where in the brain the stroke happens and how long the brain goes without blood can make a difference as to how bad the stroke is.
What medical condition does a patient suffering from hypertension have?
high blood pressure high blood pressure high blood pressure high blood pressure There can be so many reasons why a person develops High Blood Pressure. Hereditary, diet, stress, increased fluids in the circulatory system because if your diet contains a lot of salt the fluids are going to stay with the salt. There is a lot to Hypertension please discuss a plan with your Doctor because sometimes it can take months to find the proper control and hypertension does damage the heart.
What is primary secondary prevention for high blood pressure?
primary prevention for high blood pressure is educating people who are high risk on how to avoid high blood pressure. secondary prevention is screening for those who may have high blood pressure and intervening early before its too late.
What is the difference between arteriosclerosis and hypertension?
Atherosclerosis, a progressive process responsible for most heart disease, is a type of arteriosclerosis or hardening of the arteries .Arteriosclerosis is a broad term that includes a hardening of the inner and middle layers of the artery but atherosclerosis generally use for hardness of big arteries.
Why does obesity cause high blood pressure?
If you are obese, you have more body mass. Each additional part requires blood vessels running to it to provide food and remove wastes. So your heart needs to pump harder - higher blood pressure - to supply blood to all of the "excess" body fat.
Does glutathione or Immunocal help to lower high blood pressure?
Indirectly, it can. First off, I will say that the causes of high blood pressure are many and not yet fully understood.
However, one thing we do know from published medical studies is that inflammation and oxidative stress play a large role in the development of arterial plaque. When we take in fats, and there is a high amount of oxidative stress in the body, something called lipid peroxidation occurs that makes the fats sticky and rancid, and they stick to our arterial walls.
This causes an immune response, and inflammation, as the immune system tries to rectify the situation. As the arterial opening starts to narrow due to the buildup of oxidized fats, the heart has to pump harder to get the blood, oxygen and nutrients throughout the body, so oftentimes, blood pressure will go up.
If you have high glutathione levels, you will increase your antioxidant mechanism to fight oxidative stress, and reduce inflammation as well, getting to some of the main causes of high blood pressure.
In addition, one should eat a balanced diet, get regular exercise, and get plenty of sleep each night. In time, in conjunction with raising your glutathione levels, I have seen several people lower their blood pressure gradually over time without prescription medication.
Please keep in mind that taking glutathione will not raise your glutathione levels and have this effect. You must take in the building blocks or precursors so your cells can make it themselves.
Can high blood pressure cause edema?
Think of a hosepipe that has lots of holes in it. These are your "leaky" capillaries.
You put the pipe on low (low pressure) on your lawn, the water trickles out of the holes and gets sucked up into the grass.
Turn it up onto max (high pressure), the water floods the grass and turns it waterlogged, so much so that the water doesn't get absorbed into the soil so it just sits on top of the grass.
That is the link between hypertension and oedema!
Can electric shock cause high blood pressure?
Not necessarily. Your body will try to compensate when it is in shock by raising the heartbeat (thereby increasing blood pressure). But sometimes the body can not compensate adequately. In this case, your blood pressure may not increase.