Comments for Blood Pressure Questions http://bloodpressurequestions.org Answers to all your questions about blood pressure. Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:19:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Using EFT for High Blood Pressure by MollFlanders http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/using-eft-for-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3504 MollFlanders Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:19:45 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/using-eft-for-high-blood-pressure#comment-3504 Dear Marlene, I went for a check up and my BP was 131/64,thats a big drop from last years 164/85! Thank you for your wonderful EFT session it really works ! Dear Marlene,
I went for a check up and my BP was 131/64,thats a big drop from last years 164/85!
Thank you for your wonderful EFT session it really works !

]]> Comment on High Blood Pressure, Is There a NEW Breakthrough? (Hypertension) (HBP) by FibromyalgiaRelief http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/high-blood-pressure-is-there-a-new-breakthrough-hypertension-hbp/comment-page-1#comment-3483 FibromyalgiaRelief Fri, 30 Jul 2010 19:46:45 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/high-blood-pressure-is-there-a-new-breakthrough-hypertension-hbp#comment-3483 Excellent Video, Keep giving out the message. Excellent Video, Keep giving out the message.

]]> Comment on Why do vascular smooth muscle cells in arteries contract in response to high blood pressure? by ?Noble? http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/why-do-vascular-smooth-muscle-cells-in-arteries-contract-in-response-to-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3682 ?Noble? Fri, 30 Jul 2010 17:44:37 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/why-do-vascular-smooth-muscle-cells-in-arteries-contract-in-response-to-high-blood-pressure#comment-3682 I don't know where you read that. Perhaps you misunderstood the author. If you are confused that's a good thing, you have reason to be. The body works in a fairly logical pattern, the statement above is illogical as you pointed out. If you could give me context, the source, or perhaps the specific location in the body they are referring to then I'll be able to help you further. I don’t know where you read that. Perhaps you misunderstood the author. If you are confused that’s a good thing, you have reason to be. The body works in a fairly logical pattern, the statement above is illogical as you pointed out. If you could give me context, the source, or perhaps the specific location in the body they are referring to then I’ll be able to help you further.

]]> Comment on Why do vascular smooth muscle cells in arteries contract in response to high blood pressure? by daniel_fnsc http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/why-do-vascular-smooth-muscle-cells-in-arteries-contract-in-response-to-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3681 daniel_fnsc Fri, 30 Jul 2010 17:28:36 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/why-do-vascular-smooth-muscle-cells-in-arteries-contract-in-response-to-high-blood-pressure#comment-3681 To hold in the pressure perhaps? That's what I would think. I'm just guessing really. To hold in the pressure perhaps?

That’s what I would think.

I’m just guessing really.

]]> Comment on I am 35 weeks pregnant what is considered to be high blood pressure? by Phantom J9 DUE 6.6.09 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/i-am-35-weeks-pregnant-what-is-considered-to-be-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3686 Phantom J9 DUE 6.6.09 Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:45:25 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/i-am-35-weeks-pregnant-what-is-considered-to-be-high-blood-pressure#comment-3686 A blood pressure of 140/90 or higher is considered high blood pressure. Both numbers are important A blood pressure of 140/90 or higher is considered high blood pressure. Both numbers are important

]]> Comment on does anyone know a quick way to lower high blood pressure? by catwoman1314 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/does-anyone-know-a-quick-way-to-lower-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3674 catwoman1314 Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:40:12 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/does-anyone-know-a-quick-way-to-lower-high-blood-pressure#comment-3674 agree with hannah agree with hannah

]]> Comment on Is there a birth control pill I can take safely with high blood pressure? by Lexi http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/is-there-a-birth-control-pill-i-can-take-safely-with-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3713 Lexi Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:53:02 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/is-there-a-birth-control-pill-i-can-take-safely-with-high-blood-pressure#comment-3713 Your doctors seem entirely oblivious to all other forms of non-hormonal contraception, then. It may be true that you can't safely use HBC, but there's a whole slew of other options. I have a non-hormonal IUD myself (I've never been pregnant and was 17 when I got it; you don't have to be a parous adult to acquire one by any means), and it's fantastic. It wouldn't affect your blood pressure at all, the one available in the U.S. lasts 10-12 years (you can have it taken out before then, of course), and it's over 99% effective at all times when properly placed. Apart from that, you could use condoms, diaphragms, Lea's Shield, spermicides, VCF, FAM, and contraceptive sponges. None of these are quite as effective as an IUD, but combining methods definitely boosts efficacy. EDIT: I noticed that another poster mentioned that estrogen is a big issue with blood pressure. If that's the biggest factor, then you should ask about Implanon (an implant, which is the best reversible contraceptive available as far as efficacy rates go), Mirena (a hormonal IUD, which is second only to the implant and is also estrogen-free), and mini-pills. I would steer clear of Depo Provera (the injection), though, as it's been widely known to cause potentially irreversible bone density loss. Your doctors seem entirely oblivious to all other forms of non-hormonal contraception, then. It may be true that you can’t safely use HBC, but there’s a whole slew of other options. I have a non-hormonal IUD myself (I’ve never been pregnant and was 17 when I got it; you don’t have to be a parous adult to acquire one by any means), and it’s fantastic. It wouldn’t affect your blood pressure at all, the one available in the U.S. lasts 10-12 years (you can have it taken out before then, of course), and it’s over 99% effective at all times when properly placed. Apart from that, you could use condoms, diaphragms, Lea’s Shield, spermicides, VCF, FAM, and contraceptive sponges. None of these are quite as effective as an IUD, but combining methods definitely boosts efficacy.

EDIT: I noticed that another poster mentioned that estrogen is a big issue with blood pressure. If that’s the biggest factor, then you should ask about Implanon (an implant, which is the best reversible contraceptive available as far as efficacy rates go), Mirena (a hormonal IUD, which is second only to the implant and is also estrogen-free), and mini-pills. I would steer clear of Depo Provera (the injection), though, as it’s been widely known to cause potentially irreversible bone density loss.

]]> Comment on Can high blood pressure pills cause your heart to race spontaniously? by mrbean_101 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/can-high-blood-pressure-pills-cause-your-heart-to-race-spontaniously/comment-page-1#comment-3694 mrbean_101 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 06:42:20 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/can-high-blood-pressure-pills-cause-your-heart-to-race-spontaniously#comment-3694 Oh dear, that *****. Why would you go and swallow pills that do such horrible things to your body? Perhaps your olds would be better off doing some gentle exercise, drinking plenty (2 litres a day) of water to thin the blood, and generally changing her unhelpful habits to get over the blood pressure problem. Drugs are OK to temporarily fix symptoms but to really fix the problem you need to go natural. Check out these links for some free (except for one of them) info on living a life of natural low blood pressure, good luck! Oh dear, that *****. Why would you go and swallow pills that do such horrible things to your body? Perhaps your olds would be better off doing some gentle exercise, drinking plenty (2 litres a day) of water to thin the blood, and generally changing her unhelpful habits to get over the blood pressure problem. Drugs are OK to temporarily fix symptoms but to really fix the problem you need to go natural. Check out these links for some free (except for one of them) info on living a life of natural low blood pressure, good luck!

]]> Comment on Using EFT for High Blood Pressure by marlenekm47 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/using-eft-for-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3503 marlenekm47 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 05:05:10 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/using-eft-for-high-blood-pressure#comment-3503 Thats great Love I'll pot your testimonie on my website. Hugs Marlene Thats great Love I’ll pot your testimonie on my website.
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]]> Comment on does anyone know a quick way to lower high blood pressure? by Hannah A http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/does-anyone-know-a-quick-way-to-lower-high-blood-pressure/comment-page-1#comment-3673 Hannah A Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:33:29 +0000 http://bloodpressurequestions.org/blood-pressure/does-anyone-know-a-quick-way-to-lower-high-blood-pressure#comment-3673 slow breathing or give someone a hug! sounds crzy but it works!!! slow breathing or give someone a hug! sounds crzy but it works!!!

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