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Description: Hypertension, the medical name given to high blood pressure, is defined in an adult as a blood pressure greater than or ... more
Hypertension ... equal to 140 mm Hg systolic pressure and greater than or equal to 90 mm Hg diastolic pressure. Please only write here if you have had direct experience of this condition

Newest Review: ... weeks to get a correct assessment – worth asking]. So are there any symptoms of Hypertension? Yes there are, but not ... more

 ... many and like I have said many people ONLY get ther B P picked up at routine sugeries for something different. Signs of b lood presure include: Nose bleeds; serious breathing problems; headache; sleepiness; and confusion. However there are things that can INCREASE your risk of hyptertension and these include: · A tendency in the family to suffer hypertension · Obesity · Smoking · Diabetes type 1 or type 2 · Kidney diseases · High alcohol intake · Excessive salt intake · Lack of exercise You can help b...more

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David+A.+Brett
Premium Review Hypertension: High or Low  (671 words)
by David A. Brett - written on 11/10/01 (Very useful, 321 readings)
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Hypertension, the correct name for high b lood pressure. Hypertension can lead to serious consequences, and it is therefore important that your BP (B lood pressure) is correctly monitored and treated as necessary. Hypertension is simply put when your arteries are narrowed and the b lood is pushed harder through them. Most patients do not know they have hypertension until they go to their doctor for something else and have their B P read as routine. Normal B P’s are around 120/80, which is ideal. However as you get older this increases and the acceptable norm becomes 160/90 (at around 60 years). In ninety per cent of people the cause for ...

fitznstarts
Premium Review What do the BP numbers mean? (558 words)
by fitznstarts - written on 12/06/01 (Very useful, 487 readings)
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At age 14 I lost my fit, "healthy" 40 year old father to a heart attack. The doctor said that it was quite unexpected and he would have died even if he had been ill in hospital at the time and not at home. Six years later, my paternal grandfather too died from a heart attack. This time it was following fairly major surgery and it turns out that he had been told of the risks and decided not to tell the family so as not to worry us. At that time I was 20 and considered myself healthy too. While I had a desk job in an office, I played competitive tennis and tried to keep fit. It was therefore a shock to be told that I had hypertension when I ...

auldmac
Premium Review Hypertension: It goes boom boody boom boody BANG (639 words)
by auldmac - written on 25/05/01 (Very useful, 235 readings)
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Having found this category item on dooyoo, I feel compelled to tell my story, in the hope that it might help others. I have been suffering from this condition for about 4 years now, and after attending my doctor on numerous occasions, complaining about : High heart rate ( palpitations) sweats, dizziness, tiredness etc. my doctor regularly took my blood pressure over a period of a few weeks, and eventually diagnosed Hypertension. O.K. I thought, I’ll just get some pills and that will be that. What I didn’t know at that time is that hypertension is a very serious medical condition indeed. The problem here is that ...

 
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