High Blood Pressure
High BP is a major health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Regular blood-pressure checks help in determining whether the treatment is working aptly or not. High blood pressure is a long-term illness that can be challenging to treat. However, there are several effective treatments to reduce blood pressure and prevent heart disease.
Symptoms of High BP
High BP issue usually does not happen with any warning signs and/or symptoms, and as a matter of fact, most people experiencing it do not even know that they are having such a problem. Measure your BP seems to be only possible way of knowing that you have high BP problem.
Causes of High BP
High BP is a major health issue, which is increasing in popularity due to the growing global population. Approximately seventy percent of adults have high blo, and this number increases with age. People with kidney failure also suffer from high blood pressure. High BP is measured by the height of the blood pressure cuff when applying pressure to a person’s arm. The normal range is 120 upper/80 lower MM of mercury. Obstructions in the body can increase the pressure in the arteries, which leads to high blood pressure. This is a long-term illness that can be an intricate task on the doctor’s end to treat it fully.
High Blood Pressure Detection
High blood pressures are measured by tying a flexible cuff around the user’s arm and applying air pressure. The instrument used for this purpose is known as a sphygmomanometer. The gauge then records the height of the rising column of water. Normal human blood pressures are between 120 and 130 millimetres of mercury. Anything above 140 millimetres of mercury is considered high BP. Kidneys help reduce excess blood volume and body fluids by removing extra water from the body tissues. When not enough water is removed, the body tissues swell due to excess water accumulation. This is known as kidney failure, and it can lead to high BP as well as heart failure and death.
Treatment Options for High BP
High blood pressures are an indicator of potential heart problems in the future. High blood pressures build up potential damage to the heart, leading to heart disease and death. There are several treatment options for high blood pressures, including lifestyle changes, medication and pacemakers. Exercise helps control high blood pressures while treating kidney failure with dietary changes and medications. Regular check-ups can identify abnormal changes in high BP and target treatment toward your specific needs.
Contact Dr. Arun
If you have a difficult to treat heart condition, then the famous cardiologist, Dr. Arun, can be your best option because of his great expertise and rich experience behind his back in successfully treating various and sundry heart conditions with great ease using minimally-invasive cardiac interventional procedures such as heart catheterizations, which are considered as the modern standard of care worldwide.
