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Chris

10/08/08

Chris

Category:What could be the root cause if medication isn't making a difference , Atherosclerosis

Kenyan girlfriend (48) has hypertension 185/110 continualheadaches, now nosebleeds. Serious?

My friend has had high blood pressure for about 18 months. Medicines do not seem to help much. She has been a workaholic, but the HBP has slowed her down to snail's pace. Her headaches are very painful, she is regularly giddy, has neck pain and stiffness, and now she has developed...

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