Everything you need to know about Hypertension, High Blood Pressure, Heart Disease, Heart Attack, Stroke, Diabetes and other diseases are provided in this blog.
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Hypertension | tags:
blood pressure,
diabetes,
HDL cholesterol,
heart attack,
heart disease,
high blood pressure,
high cholesterol,
hypertension,
LDL cholesterol,
stroke |
No Comments
After the diagnose is done then will be done the checkup to the main organs especially the blood vein, heart, brain, and kidney because the complication is often happened at those organs. The hypertension complication happens because the increase of blood pressure that damages the targeted organs.
For knowing whether there is any complication or not so it’s better you do the various checkup as following: Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
September 1st,2010
Hypertension | tags:
abnormality,
adrenal gland,
albumin,
anxiety,
aortic koartasio,
arteriolar,
artery,
big artery,
blood,
blood cells,
blood potassium rate,
blood pressure,
blood vein,
body,
brain,
brain checkup,
calium rate,
checkup,
chest rontgent photo,
complication,
constriction,
dementia,
diagnose,
echocardiography checkup,
EKG,
electrocardiographic checkup,
epinephrine hormone,
excessive sweat,
eyes checkup,
headache,
heart,
heart checkup,
heart condition,
heart enlargement,
high blood pressure,
hyperaldosteronism,
hypertension,
hypertension complication,
increase,
inner surface,
kidney,
kidney checkup,
kidney damage,
kidney USG,
light sensitive membrane,
main organs,
norepinephrine hormone,
ophthalmoscopy,
organ,
pale,
palpitation,
phaeochromocytoma disease,
protein,
retinal,
retinal blood vein,
retinal damage,
retinopathy,
routine checkup,
senile,
small blood vein,
stethoscope,
stomach,
stroke,
sugar,
the increase of blood pressure,
tremble,
ultrasonic wave,
urine,
urine checkup |
1 Comment
The name of “stroke” until this far is referring to the event of the paralysis of some parts of limbs (“the half died”). During this, the someone was mentioned to get the risk of stroke if his/her blood pressure is very high. Actually the stroke happens is because of the blood vein that delivers the blood from Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Heart Attack | tags:
acute atherosclerosis,
blood,
blood pressure,
blood vein,
brain,
brain cells,
fresh blood,
heart,
heart attack,
limbs,
nutrient,
oxygen,
paralysis,
stroke |
No Comments
The laboratory checkup and another support checkup are not always done, except if you are suspecting the existence of the secondary hypertension
The Laboratory Checkup are included:
• Urine checkup. Be done to know the existence of protein and red blood cells (erythrocytes) that marking if there is the kidney damage. The sugar rate is also better checked to detect the diabetes.
• Blood checkup. Be done to know Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Hypertension | tags:
adreanal gland,
adrenal gland cortex tumor,
anuerisma,
arterial dilation,
blood checkup,
blood stream,
blood sugar,
calcium,
calium,
calium rate,
cholesterol,
creatinine,
diabetes,
EKG,
erythrocytes,
glucose,
HDL cholesterol,
heart,
heart abnormalities,
heart record,
hypertension,
hypertension diagnose,
hyperthyroidism,
kidney abnormality,
kidney damage,
kidney function,
laboratory checkup,
LDL cholesterol,
magnetic resonance angiography,
MRA,
photo checkup,
primary aldosteronism disease,
protein,
red blood cells,
secondary hypertension,
sodium,
stomach,
sugar rate,
the photo checkup of chest,
tumor,
ultrasonography,
ureum,
uric acid,
urine checkup,
USG |
No Comments
Atherosclerosis is a process of the heaps of fat or cholesterol at the inner wall of blood veins. Over time this heaps of fat will harden to be plaque and causing the blood vein elasticity decreases or stiff and make small the vascular channels. If the plaque progressively Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Heart Attack | tags:
atherosclerosis,
blood vein elasticity,
blood veins,
brain,
calf,
cholesterol,
clogged,
fat,
heaps of cholesterol,
heaps of fat,
heart,
heart attack,
pain,
plaque,
stiff,
stoppage,
the inner wall of blood veins,
thigh,
vascular channels |
3 Comments
To know the existence of hypertension, the blood pressure treatment must be done in the condition of the relax sitting down or laying down during 5 minutes. If the measurement result shows the numeric of 140/90 mmHg or more, this can be meant as the existence of hypertension, but the diagnose can’t be certainly based on one time viewing only. If at the first measurement Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Hypertension | tags:
alcohol,
blood pressure,
blood pressure treatment,
check up,
diabetes,
diagnose,
heart disease,
high cholesterol,
history in the family,
hypertension,
hypertension diagnose,
hypertension risk factors,
kidney disease,
obesity,
risk factor data,
salty meals,
smoker,
stress,
stroke,
sufferer age |
No Comments
The function of right foyer is to accept the dirty blood stream that lack of oxygen and no nutrient from all body tissues through cava vein and flowing it into the right chamber. The function of right chamber is to pump the blood into Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Heart Attack | tags:
all parts of body,
aortic veins,
blood,
blood stream,
body tissues,
cava vein,
clean blood,
dirty blood stream,
fresh blood,
heart attack,
left chamber,
left foyer,
lungs,
nutrient,
oxygen,
pulmonaris artery,
pulmonaris vein,
pump,
right chamber,
right foyer,
the function of left chamber,
the function of left foyer,
the function of right chamber,
the function of right foyer |
No Comments
The symptoms of secondary hypertension are different with the primary hypertension. The following will be explained the symptoms related with the secondary hypertension:
1. Related with the abnormality at the kidney:
• There was a history of kidney disease in the family
• Often attacked by the urinary tract infection
• Often thirsty and urinary
• Ever experienced a trauma or hard hit at the waist Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Hypertension | tags:
abnormality,
acute headache,
adrenal gland,
blood pressure,
body,
body functions,
body is weaken,
body weight,
cold,
cortisol hormone,
diastolic blood pressure,
easy bruised,
excessive,
excessive sweat,
eyes,
face,
fat,
fat heaps,
feel heat,
hair growth,
hands,
hard hit,
heart,
high thyroid hormone,
hoarse voice,
hypertension,
hyperthyroidism,
hypothyroidism,
increase,
kidney,
legs,
low thyroid hormone,
low voice,
much sweat,
neck,
nervous,
obesity,
pale face,
palpitate,
phaeochromocytoma disease,
primary hypertension,
protruding eyeballs,
quick tired,
rough skin,
secondary hypertension,
skin thinning,
swollen,
symptoms,
systolic blood pressure,
the purple streaks sign,
thirsty,
thyroid gland,
trauma,
trembling,
unstable emotion,
urinary,
urinary tract infection,
waist,
weaken |
No Comments
The heart can be seen divided become four parts. Two little chambers on the top part at left and right, and two bigger chambers on the bottom part at left and right. The little chamber on the top part at left called the left foyer and the little chamber on the top part at right called the right foyer. The bigger chamber on the bottom part at left called Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
Hypertension usually does not cause obvious symptoms and often do not realize its presence. Sometimes unintentionally several symptoms occur together and it was believed to be related with the high blood pressure (whereas really it’s not always). The symptoms are headache, blooding from nose, redness face, fatigue. All the symptoms can happen Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Hypertension | tags:
asphyxiate,
awareness,
blooding,
blur sight,
brain,
brain swelling,
coma,
encephalopathy hypertension,
eyes,
fatigue,
headache,
heart,
high blood pressure,
hypertension,
kidney,
nausea,
nervous,
normal blood pressure,
nose,
puke,
redness face,
symptoms,
the decrease of awareness |
No Comments
The artery has the pliant wall that able to shrivel and splay so that yielding movement like milking in order to assist making fluent the blood circulation that rich of oxygen and nutrient to Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Heart Attack | tags:
artery,
blood,
blood circulation,
body tissues,
contraction,
heart,
heart attack,
nutrient,
oxygen,
pliant wall,
shrivel,
splay,
the walls of venous,
valves,
venous |
No Comments
The risk factor of hypertension is the condition of someone who more susceptible to be attacked by hypertension compared to another person. The risk factor is not a cause of the appearance of disease but it’s a trigger of the happening of disease.
Several conditions that become the risk factors of hypertension are:
• The genetic factor is the congenital factor that become a trigger of the appearance of hypertension, especially Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 31st,2010
Hypertension | tags:
alcohol,
bad cholesterol,
body weight,
cholesterol,
congenital factor,
contraceptive pill,
estrogen,
genetic factor,
genital,
good cholesterol,
HDL,
heavy stress,
hypertension,
increase the risk,
LDL,
obesity,
physical activities,
primary hypertension,
progesterone,
risk factors of hypertension,
salt,
salty meal,
smooking,
triglyceride,
uncontrolled,
unhealthy lifestyle |
No Comments
At the case of heart attack, the coronary artery veins that flowing the blood out of the lungs to the heart cells experiencing the constriction or stoppage. After a few time, the cells and muscles of heart that don’t get Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 30th,2010
Heart Attack | tags:
blood,
cells,
constriction,
coronary artery veins,
coronary blood vein,
heart attack,
heart cell,
heart power,
lungs,
muscles,
nutrient,
oxygen,
pump the blood,
stoppage,
the cells and muscles of heart,
the intake of oxygen and nutrient |
No Comments
Hypertension is caused by some factors below:
Are you consuming drugs?
Some kinds of drugs can cause the blood pressure improvement, hence it is necessary to get more attention by users. If the drug is stopped so commonly the blood pressure can back to normal. The common drugs that was oftenly used and can increase the blood pressure such as contraceptive pill, estrogen, cough-flu drugs that contain Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 30th,2010
Hypertension | tags:
abuse of alcohol,
acute,
acute intermittent porfiria,
alcohol,
aortic constriction,
big artery,
blood pressure,
blood pressure improvement,
cardiovascular,
cinnamon,
cocaine,
contraceptive pill,
corticosteroid,
cough-flu drugs,
cushing syndrome,
cyclosporin,
decongestants,
diet pill,
drugs,
erythropoietin,
estrogen,
glomerulonephritis,
heart disease,
heredity disease,
high blood pressure,
hormonal abnormality,
hyperaldosteronism,
hypertension,
ibuprofen,
kidney disease,
kidney tumor,
non-steroid anti inflammation drugs,
phaeochromocytoma,
poisoning of lead,
polycyst kidney disease,
preeclampsia,
pregnancy,
pyelonephritis,
radiation therapy,
renal artery stenosis,
salt,
salty meals,
secondary hypertension,
spastic,
stress,
trauma at kidney,
wound at kidney |
No Comments
Related with the heart, the artery is the vein that bring up blood from the heart to all body tissues, while the venous is the vein that bring up blood from all parts of body coming into the heart. Briefly, the artery is the blood vein that leaves the heart, while Read the rest of this entry »
Share on Facebook
August 30th,2010
Heart Attack | tags:
artery,
blood,
blood vein,
body tissues,
coronary blood vein,
heart,
heart attack,
heart muscle cells,
lungs,
vein,
venous |
No Comments
