I am 30 years old, my blood pressure was measured at 136, the next day I measured 133. Can I ask if you have high blood pressure with such a blood pressure reading?

High blood pressure is a disease that can cause many complications such as heart failure, cerebrovascular accident, easily leading to disability or even death. Among the treatment methods, adjusting the diet, preparing a reasonable menu for people with high blood pressure plays an important role in supporting the treatment of the disease and reducing the risk of complications for the patient.

High blood pressure is one of the most common diseases in the elderly. Currently, many patients have chosen to treat high blood pressure without medication instead of using medication to avoid unwanted side effects.

The causes of high blood pressure in most people are still unclear. 90% of cases of hypertension are primary (idiopathic). It has been found that hypertension becomes more common as we age and a number of other habits can lead to high blood pressure such as: sedentary lifestyle, high salt diet, heavy alcohol consumption, obesity, frequent stress.

For normal people, blood pressure during the day is usually higher than at night. Exercising physical activity, nervous tension or when experiencing strong emotions can all cause blood pressure to rise. Conversely, when the body rests and relaxes, blood pressure may drop.

Hi, I'm 25 years old, I have high blood pressure (average 135-140/85) but my heart rate is low (50-56). I do not use alcohol or stimulants. Symptoms I often feel palpitations, sometimes feeling a little numb around the heart area. I had an X-ray of the heart once and it didn't show any stenosis or any problems with the valves. May I ask if high blood pressure, bradycardia is caused by thyroid disease? Is the rate of young people suffering from this condition high? Thank you doctor!

The doctor asked me, is my blood pressure 102/63/64 mmHg abnormal?

I measured my blood pressure systolic 133/135 and diastolic 85/87. So the doctor asked me if the systolic blood pressure 133/135, diastolic 85/87 is high? Or pre-hypertension in old age? Thank you doctor.

Hypertension is the most recognized cardiovascular risk factor. High blood pressure increases the risk of heart attack and stroke. If you combine obesity, smoking and high cholesterol, the risk of heart disease or stroke will increase significantly.

High blood pressure is the main cause of dangerous diseases such as stroke, myocardial infarction, heart failure, kidney failure,... with a very high risk of death.

Prehypertension is a warning sign of the risk of developing hypertension in the future. High blood pressure will put the patient at risk of myocardial infarction, stroke, heart failure, kidney failure, etc. Therefore, the patient must be vigilant even in the prehypertension stage.