High blood pressure is commonly referred to as a 'silent killer' because many people overlook the warning signs and symptoms. It is important that you are aware of some of the less than common symptoms that should be recognised.
High blood pressure unusual symptoms are often left ignored or ...
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EVEN ON SEVERAL DIFFERENT MEDICENES, I AM PUZZLED BY THE FACT MY SYSTOLIC IS ALWAYS ON AVERAGE 145 BUT THAT THE DIASTOLIC RUNS ON AVERAGE UNDER EIGHTY. wHEN i GET ON A NEW MEDICENE OF ANY KIND, MY SYSTOLIC ALWAYS DROPS THE FIRST COUPLE OF DAYS TO 120S BUT GRADUALLY GOES BACK UP TO 140S OR 150S. i FEEL GOOD IN THIS RANGE BUT DO UNDERSTAND THAT THE LONGRANGE EFFECTS CAN BE BAD. aRE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THIS OCCURRENCE? i WOULD LIKE TO KNOW. i AM A FIFTY NINE YEAR OLD FEMALE WHO STANDS 5 FOOT TWO AND WEIGHS 155 POUNDS. i LEAD AN ACTIVE LIFE OF WALKING AT LEAST TWO MILES EVERY OTHER DAY AND EXERCIZING ON A STATIONARY BIKE THE OTHER TWO DAYS. CAN YOU HELP AT ALL OR DO YOU NEED MORE DETAILS. i HAD A STRESS TEST LAST YEAR AND SOME OTHER HEART TESTS AND WAS CLEARED BY THE CARDIOLOGIST.