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Clinical and Experimental Hypertension is an open access, peer reviewed, multidisciplinary, academic Journal focusing clinical & experimental studies in all related areas of hypertension. Hypertension is considered to be the major risk factor for stroke, myocardial infarction, aneurysms, kidney disease. This Open Access Journal mainly discusses the major important risk factors and the medical improvements in reducing the chronic Hypertension and publishes all related articles in the areas of Hypertension.

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WHAT IS HYPERTENSION Hypertension is that the technical term for top vital sign, a

condition that affects immeasurable individuals round the world.

left untreated high blood pressure will cause serious and irreversible injury.

Blood pressure is that the force of blood against the walls of arteries.

vital sign is recorded as 2 numbers - the blood pressure (as the center beats) over the blood pressure (as the center relaxes between beats).

Normal vital sign is a smaller amount than 120 mmHg pulse and fewer than 80 mmHg pulsation.

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TYPES OF HYPERTENSION

There are two significant kinds of high blood pressure and four less frequently found kinds.

The two significant kinds are:

Main or essential high blood pressure, that has no known cause, is clinically diagnosed in people.

Additional high blood pressure is often due to undoable aspects, and is sometimes treatable.

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4 TYPES OF LESS FREQUENTLY HYPERTENSION

The other kinds include:

Dangerous Hypertension

Separated Systolic Hypertension

White Cover Hypertension

Proof Hypertension

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CAUSES OF HYPERTENSION Age (blood pressure usually improves with age)

Excessive liquor consumption

Deficiency of exercise/ actual physical activity

Obesity or being overweight

Sleep apnea

Stress

Smoking

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CAUSES OF HYPERTENSION

Diabetes

Sedentary lifestyle

High stages of sodium intake

Vitamin D absence

Medicines such as contraception

method pills

Chronic renal illness

Adrenal and thyrois issues or tumors.

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SYMPTOMS OF HYPERTENSION

Serious headaches Exhaustion or confusion Dizziness Nausea Issues with vision Chest area pains Respiration problems Infrequent heartbeat Blood vessels in the urine.

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PREVENTION OF HYPERTENSION

High blood pressure can best be avoided by adjusting your lifestyle so that nutritious exercise and dieting are key components.

It is essential maintain a healthy weight, decrease salt consumption, decrease alcohol consumption, and decrease stress.

In order to prevent damage to critical organs and conditions such as stroke, cardiac arrest, and renal failure that may be caused by hypertension.

It is essential to screen, identify, treat, and control extremely tension in its very first stages.

This can also be accomplished by improving awareness and improving the frequency of tests for the condition.

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TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION The objective of treatment is to decrease your hypertension

so that you have a lower risk of problems.

You and your doctor should set a hypertension objective for you.

You can do many factors to help control your hypertension at home, including:

Eat a heart-healthy diet, such as blood potassium and fiber, and stay hydrated.

Regular work out -- at least 30 minutes of fitness a day.

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TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION

If you smoke, stop -- discover a system that will help you stop.

Restrict how much alcohol you consume – one consume a day for women, two a day for men.

Restrict the amount of salt you eat -- aim for less than 1,500 mg per day.

Reduce pressure -- try to avoid factors that cause you pressure. You can also try relaxation or yoga exercise.

Stay at health bodyweight – discover a weight-loss system to help you, if you need it.

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DIET REDUCES THE HYPERTENSION

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