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Understanding High Blood Pressure – What is Hypertension?
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Understanding High Blood Pressure – What is Hypertension?

Blood pressure control is a common issue among western population. Usually the story goes like this: Repeated spells of dizziness and headache which led you to your GP office from where …
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Quit Smoking for Healthy Blood Pressure
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Quit Smoking for Healthy Blood Pressure

  Life style changes like smoking cessation constitute the mainstay of prevention and treatment of high blood pressure. Tobacco use, either as cigarettes or chewing tobacco is considered as …
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Rosacea and High Blood Pressure – Causes Symptoms and Treatment
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Rosacea and High Blood Pressure – Causes Symptoms and Treatment

Rosacea can become triggered by high blood pressure. Certain medications used to treat high blood pressure and other cardiovascular diseases can cause rosacea flare-ups. Rosacea is a common skin …
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High Blood Pressure? Fix your Sleeping Schedule!
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High Blood Pressure? Fix your Sleeping Schedule!

Have you been feeling lately like your head is about to explode regularly? Or maybe feeling severely tired after little to no effort given for any task? These are …
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Aneurysm of Aorta Could be Fatal – Aortic Aneurysm and High Blood Pressure
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Aneurysm of Aorta Could be Fatal – Aortic Aneurysm and High Blood Pressure

Aneurysm of the aorta is a serious disease. It is practically a dilatation at some point throughout the length of the aorta. Aorta is the main artery of the …
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BPA (Bisphenol A) Exposure and High Blood Pressure
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BPA (Bisphenol A) Exposure and High Blood Pressure

There is enough research evidence that prolonged exposure to BPA products may cause permanent hypertension. A study by the Seoul National University of Medicine, performed on volunteers above the …
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Age and High Blood Pressure – Causes of Hypertension at Young Age
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Age and High Blood Pressure – Causes of Hypertension at Young Age

Age and blood pressure are closely related. Young people are not supposed to have hypertension. At least not as a consequence of aging, which is the most common cause …
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High Blood Pressure and Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
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High Blood Pressure and Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a group of symptoms that occur before the begining of every period. It has been found to rise the risk for high blood pressure before …
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Alcohol Consumption and High Blood Pressure – How alcohol affects your blood presure
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Alcohol Consumption and High Blood Pressure – How alcohol affects your blood presure

Alcohol Drinking too much could increase your blood pressure. The opposite is true, when you drink occasionally and small quantities of certain drinks. Research evidence supports that moderate wine consumption …
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Eight High Blood Pressure Myths – Get The Answers
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Eight High Blood Pressure Myths – Get The Answers

Myths about hypertension. Blood pressure is a popular health subject for discussion among young adults and elderly. Besides there are many resources where a lot of relevant information are …
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High Blood Pressure Symptoms – Is it an emergency?
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High Blood Pressure Symptoms – Is it an emergency?

The onset of high blood pressure is usually without symptoms. On the contrary, many patients may argue that they feel fine and the diagnosis is made incidentally either during …
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High Blood Pressure Complications – Hypertension damages your body
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High Blood Pressure Complications – Hypertension damages your body

Blood pressure is the result of blood flow through body systems. A certain level of blood pressure is necessary for the organism to function properly. High blood pressure could …
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