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High Blood Pressure Symptom – Is there one true symptom of High Blood Pressure? |
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The Search for a “High Blood Pressure
Symptom” (singular) is a bit like a medieval
grail quest and the answer?......
Well the answer my friends might just as
well be “blowing in the wind” because the
actual answer to this good question reader
sadly is that there isn’t one good answer or
one true Symptom of High Blood Pressure. |
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As has been mentioned on countless occasions
by many good and reliable sources, this
condition has a plethora of symptoms, all of
them hidden and all of them just as deadly.
Of the many symptoms of
High Blood Pressure,
complaints such as nosebleeds are commonly
found in people in the early stages of high
blood pressure unlike the more serious
symptoms of the disease at its later stages.
There are a great many factors to consider
when trying getting to grips with High Blood
Pressure or even trying to understand it.
Family History is important - Hypertension
often appears in families. If one parent has
hypertension then there is a better than
average chance that their children will also
have it.
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Weight has an enormous bearing (if you
pardon the pun) on High Blood Pressure. You
put on weight over and above your normal
“fighting weight” and you will increase your
blood pressure detrimentally – fact.
Activity (or inactivity). If your only
exercise is too and from the fridge to get
more food etc then you are heading for big
troubles down the road. Assuming the role of
family Couch Potato is not just a joke, it
can turn out to be a very bad joke indeed,
in fact it could turn out to be the very
worst and last joke you ever hear.
A sedentary lifestyle (being lazy to you and
I) contributes to you putting on weight. On
the other hand, regular exercise helps in
the control of your weight; it also helps
relieve stress, anxiety and other related
conditions. Hey, it helps you lighten up,
become a better person so why not give it a
try?
Stress can be a major factor in the rise of
High Blood Pressure. It is a known fact that
people react to stress with a temporary rise
in High Blood Pressure. In certain
situations and when this is carefully
managed i.e. in Sports training etc) this
can actually be beneficial. It is when this
gets out of control that it starts to become
an issue. Whether Stress can cause chronic
Hypertension in isolation is not completely
proven however.
There are a great number of contributory
factors to a persons High Blood Pressure and
we will attempts to cover most if not all of
these in the pages within this site. Where
greater detail is needed we will direct you
to the most relevant outside source
possible.
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