Heart & Blood Pressure
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Aldactone 25mg Tablet (Spironolactone)
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Amlopres AT Tablet (Amlodipine/Atenolol)
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Aten 50mg Tablet (Atenolol)
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Amlopres 5mg Tablet (Amlodipine Besilate)
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Calaptin 40mg Tablet (Verapamil)
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Aten 25mg Tablet (Atenolol)
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Arkamin 100 Mg Tablet (Clonidine)
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Atorlip F Tablet (Atorvastatin/Fenofibrate)
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Metolar XR 50mg Capsule (Metoprolol Succinate)
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Cardivas 12.5mg Tablet (Carvedilol)
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Atorva 5mg Tablet (Atorvastatin)
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Cardivas 6.25mg Tablet (Carvedilol)
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Description
High blood pressure happens to one in every five-person. Hypertension is also the other name for high blood pressure. It has hardly any recognizable symptoms. It can lead to severe health issues, for instance, strokes and heart attacks. High blood pressure medication can help a patient lower the blood pressure.
Symptoms and Signs of High Blood Pressure
There are no particular signs of high blood pressure. However, if the following symptoms are felt, get in touch with a doctor right away.
- Palpitation
- Severe headache
- Fatigue
- Vision problems
- Difficulty breathing
- Chest pain
- Irregular heartbeat
Causes of High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure happens because of overweight, lack of exercise, smoking, sleep deprivation, high salt intake, age, family history of high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney disease, lupus, hormonal problems, and due to certain medications as well.
Conventional drugs for High Blood Pressure
Following are some blood pressure medication names and cardiac medications that people consume:
- Chlorthalidone- Thalidone
- Acetazolamide- Diamox
- Indapamide- Lozol
- Hydrochlorothiazide- HydroDiuril
- Metolazone- Zaroxolyn
Prevention of High Blood Pressure
- People can prevent it by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, eating good food, going regular exercise, taking control of overweight, skipping alcohol, and smoking.
- Follow a healthy diet, cut down on salt intake, and eat a lot of vegetables and fruits.
- Men and women shouldn’t take more than 14 units of alcohol.
- Daily exercise keeps the heart healthy and decreases blood pressure as well.
- Drinking over four cups of coffee can increase the chances of high blood pressure. Limit coffee intake, sugary drinks, and energy drinks.
- Smokers should quit smoking because it increases the chances of heart attack, high blood pressure, and stroke.
Diagnosis
Since it is difficult to see the signs and symptoms of high blood pressure, the best way to diagnose it is by visiting a doctor and asking for a blood pressure check. Blood pressure checks are available in the doctor’s private clinic, hospital, some pharmacies, and more.
FAQ
What is a standard range of blood pressure?
– It is crucial to have the healthy blood pressure to ensure that the heart is not at risk. The National Institute of Health cites blood pressure, which is below 120 mm HG systolic and for diastolic below 80 mm Hg to be healthy.
What can happen to somebody with high blood pressure?
– A person suffering from high blood pressure can have increased chances of strokes and heart attack, atherosclerosis, kidney disease, eye disease, and more.
What is the best diet to control high blood pressure?
– The best way to control high blood pressure relies mostly on the patient’s lifestyle. Eat more fruits, low-fat dairy product, vegetables, whole grain products, nuts, fish, poultry, food high in potassium, magnesium, and calcium.
When to see the doctor?
– If diagnosed with high blood pressure, ensure to see the doctor. The doctor will prescribe the best medicine for high blood pressure. Also, the doctor will confirm the number of visits required.