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Hypertension

Hypertension Hypertension is also commonly known as high blood pressure. While blood pressure is always in flux to some degree, patients with chronic high blood pressure demonstrate extended periods of elevated pressure regardless of activity. High blood pressure is a real killer, since it is a primary cause of heart attack and stroke.

What is Hypertension?

High blood pressure is a condition is which the blood is pumped throughout the body under more pressure than is considered normal. Elevated blood pressure can be a primary health complaint; meaning that it is a condition unto itself, or a secondary complaint; meaning it is directly related to, or caused by, a separate health condition. Regardless of the cause of the pressure elevation, the effect on the patient can be severe and possibly even life threatening. High blood pressure is an epidemic condition in our society due to many diverse reasons.

Causes of High Blood Pressure

Elevated blood pressure can be the result of a number of health problems:

* Disease or organ failure can lead to increased pressure.

* Side effects of some drugs can increase pressure.

* Conscious stress will affect blood pressure.

* Obesity can cause high blood pressure.

* Poor diet can elevate blood pressure.

* Poor cardiovascular capacity can elevate blood pressure.

* Smoking will elevate blood pressure.

* Genetic influence will contribute to higher blood pressure.

* Repressed subconscious issues can cause chronic high blood pressure.

Treatment of High Blood Pressure

The most common therapy options for the treatment of high blood pressure are:

* Dietetic change including salt reduction

* Exercise therapy

High Blood Pressure * Weight reduction

* Pharmaceutical treatment

* Hypnosis

* Knowledge therapy

* Alternative treatments


Paroxysmal Hypertension

This particular type of high blood pressure is known for resisting most physical treatments. Although all varieties of elevated pressure have been linked to psychological escalation, paroxysmal hypertension seems to be caused primarily by chronic psycho-emotional issues. Knowledge therapy has demonstrated particularly excellent results when used as a treatment for this variety of blood pressure condition.

Recommendation on High Blood Pressure

Remember that high blood pressure is often a condition with few, if any, symptoms. Patients are often unaware of the problem, which is the real danger of the condition. High blood pressure is a silent killer, stalking its victim stealthily and ending life abruptly. To avoid becoming another high blood pressure related casualty, make sure to visit your doctor regularly to have your blood pressure tested and monitored. This is a very treatable condition which can be reversed in most patients. Continued high blood pressure levels are one of the most serious of all health concerns. Do not take chances with your health or life. Take blood pressure seriously and learn what you can do to reduce the chances of a pressure related complication. In this case, it is truly a matter of life or death.
Hypertension to Back Pain Home 3/12/08 Revised 7/25/08

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