About high blood pressure:
You’ve found out that you have high blood
pressure. Whether you just found out or you’ve known for years,
you're scared and for good reason. Hypertension (High Blood
Pressure) is the leading cause of stroke resulting in paralysis,
brain damage and even death. Your first stop is usually to your
family doctor for a prescription of the latest high blood
pressure meds to take for the rest of your life! These new
Hypertension medications tout an array of ugly side effects
including impotence, nausea, weight gain, fatigue, depression
and more…
More about Hypertension:
Hypertension is usually heightened by
atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis, obesity and smoking, and
even drinking your morning coffee. Hypertension is most common
in people with stressful lifestyles. Like most of us today
stress is in plentiful supply explaining the expansion in the
increased diagnosis of high blood pressure. Even in people in
their late twenties are susceptible. High blood pressure causes
stroke by bursting the blood vessels in the brain which are the
smallest in the body. Hypertension is high blood pressure that
remains elevated over time. This condition can be a symptom of
something serious going on in your body. Uncontrolled, it can
signal problems to come.
Keeping your blood pressure under control is
tremendously important to your overall health. High blood
pressure is one of several factors associated with
cardiovascular disease which is the number one killer of both
males and females in America. Cardiovascular disease claims more
lives annually than all cancers combined, killing approximately
one million people in the U.S. each year and it disables
countless others. How can you control your BP without the side
effects of life long medications? There is an answer… FACT: As
many as 50 million Americans either have high blood pressure or
are taking high blood pressure medication.
What causes high blood pressure?
The cause of high blood pressure is unknown in
90% of cases. When the cause is unknown this is called essential
hypertension. In secondary hypertension, a disease or other
physical problem is behind the disease. Common causes are kidney
or thyroid disease. Many factors are associated with high blood
pressure including genetics, age, race, stress, obesity,
smoking, a high-salt diet, excessive consumption of alcohol, and
a sedentary lifestyle.
What are the symptoms?
High blood pressure can develop over many years
with no noticeable symptoms. That's why regular blood pressure
checks are so important. Only when high blood pressure is severe
do symptoms appear. Warning signs can include nosebleeds, racing
or irregular heartbeat, headaches, and dizziness. It's a mistake
to conclude that you don't have high blood pressure because you
don't have any symptoms.
Males are affected earlier.
Men are more likely to develop high blood
pressure than women in young adulthood and early middle age.
Thereafter, the incidence of high blood pressure is higher among
women. In general, our blood pressure tends to rise as we get
older -- that's true for both men and women.
High blood pressure is serious business. Unchecked, it can cause
many health problems, including heart attack, stroke, kidney
damage, and blindness. On average, people with uncontrolled high
blood pressure are:
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Seven times more likely to have a stroke.
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Six times more likely to develop congestive heart failure .
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Three times more likely to have a heart attack.
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