I want to talk to a specialist that want just treat my high blood pressure but find out why it’s high. I know most of the time the doctors don’t know. I want somebody that will atleast check my kidneys, heart, adrenal gland or whatever could cause it. It’s a long story why i don’t trust the doctor that diagnosed me with High Blood pressure.
I have been taking 5 mg of lisinopril for about the last 3 years for borderline high blood pressure, i am pretty fit and active 33 yr old, i use the gym 4 times a week, football, cricket, rugby at weekends! But I am worried that taking Viagra might damage my heart permanently. Is it fine to take Viagra while using lisinopril or suffering with High Blood Pressure?
I have been monitoring my blood pressure over the last few months and it ranges. The overall average is about 124/72. Sometimes it has gone to 134/80. I am wondering if this is bad? I know 120/80 is optimal but I heard somewhere that the further apart the two numbers the worse for your heart? Is this true or should I have nothing to worry about for now? Thank you.
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1) Does everyone’s heat create the same pressure? Why?
2) Why is it important to place your arm in a horizontal position rather than letting it hang at your side when you take your blood pressure?
I meant this for question number one:
1) Does everyone’s heart create the same pressure? Why or why not?
We have to share our data with the class at school and I need to know what should be the control variables?
I was just taken off Toprol XL 200 mg and am now on Enalapril 20 mg. My heart beats really fast and I have headaches. I just don’t feel well. It’s been 4 days. Does anyone know if this is normal?
Yesterday I had my blood pressure taken 3 times and the blood pressure cuff was so tight. Today my arm is sore but worse than that I feel dizzy and my heart feels sore.
She’s lying in bed right now, unable to get up because if she does her head will spin and she will be so dizzy and nauseous that she will want to lie back down. She’s only 51 years old, and I’m quite worried about her.
These are her symptoms:
-dizziness
-nausea
-from time to time head hurts; it’s the kind of hurting like your skull’s too small and is tight on your brain
-a little congestion
-head spins
She says that it’s only in the head; nothing is wrong with her other parts. Please say if it is low blood pressure or high blood pressure. IF YOU DON’T KNOW, DON’T SAY ANYTHING. I DON’T WANT MY MOTHER TO SUFFER BECAUSE SOMEONE GUESSED.
Only people who know what they’re talking about answer, PLEASE. Thank you very much
Yes she smiles plenty and when she speaks she sounds like she has a cold or she had a bad night =)
Yes she smiles plenty and when she speaks she sounds like she has a cold or she had a bad night =)
P.S. She’s walking around now and making tea. Her smile is crooked but she said it’s always been crooked, and she’s not weak, but her heart is beating rapidly.
What could be the reason for frequent blood pressure fluctuations and nose-bleeding? All tests (heart,kidneys etc) are normal. Is it in any way dangerous? Please advise. Any treatment?
