d_doifode asked:
what is the difference between hypertension and high bp
what is the difference between hypertension and high bp
What is the best anti-hypertension drug in this case and why?
August 28, 2009 By 7 Comments
THE BEST asked:
MR M.A is a healthy 36-year old obese male.his BP was found of 178/114 mmhg. He is a heavy smoker and drinks 10 or more units of alchohol each evening. He has a sedentary occupation.
what anti hypertension agent coud be used in initial management of his hypertension?
MR M.A is a healthy 36-year old obese male.his BP was found of 178/114 mmhg. He is a heavy smoker and drinks 10 or more units of alchohol each evening. He has a sedentary occupation.
what anti hypertension agent coud be used in initial management of his hypertension?
How do you know if you have high blood pressure?
August 28, 2009 By 3 Comments
Goldi Lox asked:
I’m asking for a friend – 30 yr old male, goes to the gym regularly and isn’t overweight.
He sweats a lot for no reason and someone told him that it means he has high blood pressure, is that true?
I’m asking for a friend – 30 yr old male, goes to the gym regularly and isn’t overweight.
He sweats a lot for no reason and someone told him that it means he has high blood pressure, is that true?
What are the best herbs for high blood pressure, weight loss, and migraines?
August 27, 2009 By 9 Comments
jle_dje asked:
I am a 30 year old female. I have had severe migranes in the past, which subsided when I was pregnant with my 3rd child. After she was born, I had high blood pressure and went onto prescription meds. During this time, I still get headaches, probably a side effect, but not migraines. My blood pressure is under control, but I am very sensitive to medicines. My meds are causing me to have a rapid heartbeat. My previous meds caused me to hallucinate and have nightmares and start to sleepwalk. Other meds I have been on caused me to have insomnia. I am so tired of being under a doctor’s care because it costs so much and the meds they give me always have a side effect and cause more problems. So I am looking for an herb that can help me with my high blood pressure, control my migranes, and it couldn’t hurt to lose some weight also. I don’t know if my problems come from a hormone problem, because it seems like it when my migranes was under control with my pregnancy. Any suggestions?
I am a 30 year old female. I have had severe migranes in the past, which subsided when I was pregnant with my 3rd child. After she was born, I had high blood pressure and went onto prescription meds. During this time, I still get headaches, probably a side effect, but not migraines. My blood pressure is under control, but I am very sensitive to medicines. My meds are causing me to have a rapid heartbeat. My previous meds caused me to hallucinate and have nightmares and start to sleepwalk. Other meds I have been on caused me to have insomnia. I am so tired of being under a doctor’s care because it costs so much and the meds they give me always have a side effect and cause more problems. So I am looking for an herb that can help me with my high blood pressure, control my migranes, and it couldn’t hurt to lose some weight also. I don’t know if my problems come from a hormone problem, because it seems like it when my migranes was under control with my pregnancy. Any suggestions?
Difficulty breathing, dizziness, and spikes in blood pressure. What’s going on?
August 27, 2009 By 5 Comments
lookitsserina asked:
I have been having episodes of difficulty breathing and dizziness about twice a month for the past year. They only last about 20 minutes and seem to be more frequent in the fall and the summer. My doctor tested me for athsma; there was nothing wrong with my lungs. Then she gave me a perscription for Xanax, thinking I may be having panic attacks, and that didn’t do much.
Today I had an episode, and thinking it might be low blood pressure, I decided to use a blood pressure monitor to check. After a few readings on both arms, standing, sitting and laying down, my average blood pressure was about 150/105. (I used the monitor on my boyfriend and it said his pressure was normal, so I don’t think it was a misreading.)
I am pretty young to be having any problems with my blood pressure, and usually my readings are fairly normal.
What could be causing all these symptoms together for short periods of time if it’s not anxiety?
I have been having episodes of difficulty breathing and dizziness about twice a month for the past year. They only last about 20 minutes and seem to be more frequent in the fall and the summer. My doctor tested me for athsma; there was nothing wrong with my lungs. Then she gave me a perscription for Xanax, thinking I may be having panic attacks, and that didn’t do much.
Today I had an episode, and thinking it might be low blood pressure, I decided to use a blood pressure monitor to check. After a few readings on both arms, standing, sitting and laying down, my average blood pressure was about 150/105. (I used the monitor on my boyfriend and it said his pressure was normal, so I don’t think it was a misreading.)
I am pretty young to be having any problems with my blood pressure, and usually my readings are fairly normal.
What could be causing all these symptoms together for short periods of time if it’s not anxiety?
Hypertension?
August 26, 2009 By 1 Comment
freezerfairy asked:
It is said that increased cardiac output may be an early feature, followed by increased peripheral resistance and normalisation of cardiac output.
The increased peripheral resistance is developed in a compensatory manner to prevent the raised pressure being transmitted to the capillary bed where it would substantially affect homeostasis.
What i don’t understand is why is peripheral resistance developed when cardiac output increased? How does this mechanism work?
And does this only apply to essential hypertension?
Thanks.
It is said that increased cardiac output may be an early feature, followed by increased peripheral resistance and normalisation of cardiac output.
The increased peripheral resistance is developed in a compensatory manner to prevent the raised pressure being transmitted to the capillary bed where it would substantially affect homeostasis.
What i don’t understand is why is peripheral resistance developed when cardiac output increased? How does this mechanism work?
And does this only apply to essential hypertension?
Thanks.
What does it meen when a nurse says your blood pressure is hard to hear?
August 26, 2009 By 1 Comment
aussygirl87 asked:
I’m referring to when they take your blood pressure with a manual cuff and put the stethoscope on your arm to listen the nurse said mine is hard to hear, what does that meen? Is that bad? I’m a 21yr old female.
I’m referring to when they take your blood pressure with a manual cuff and put the stethoscope on your arm to listen the nurse said mine is hard to hear, what does that meen? Is that bad? I’m a 21yr old female.
hypertension?
August 24, 2009 By 2 Comments
pogi asked:
Explain why salt is contraindicated in hypertension.
Explain why salt is contraindicated in hypertension.
What concerns should I have if any about high blood pressure and pregnancy?
August 23, 2009 By 1 Comment
Always Honest asked:
My blood pressure is slightly elevated. I’m concerned that if I got pregnant that it would affect the baby negatively. If there are any health professionals out there who can give me sound advice on this please respond to how high blood pressure would affect a pregnancy and should I be concerned and what are the problems that could/would occur. I hav no knowledge so any information would be helpful Thanks.
My blood pressure is slightly elevated. I’m concerned that if I got pregnant that it would affect the baby negatively. If there are any health professionals out there who can give me sound advice on this please respond to how high blood pressure would affect a pregnancy and should I be concerned and what are the problems that could/would occur. I hav no knowledge so any information would be helpful Thanks.
What is a healthy/natural way to raise my blood pressure?
August 22, 2009 By 5 Comments
KCMO girl asked:
I’m borderline hypotensive, and experience severe dizziness and sleepiness. What are some ways I can raise my blood pressure enough to erase these symptoms?
I’m borderline hypotensive, and experience severe dizziness and sleepiness. What are some ways I can raise my blood pressure enough to erase these symptoms?
