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Health Encyclopedia: Hypertensive Heart Disease
High blood pressure is known as a silent killer, because by the time symptoms of hypertensive heart disease appear, the condition can be life-threatening. Congestive heart failure is one possible result of hypertensive heart disease. Symptoms of congestive heart failure include:
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Shortness of breath , especially with activity -
Waking at night with shortness of breath - Need to sleep with the head elevated to avoid shortness of breath
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Hypertensive heart disease
Hypertensive heart disease is a late complication of hypertension (high blood pressure) in which the heart is affected. Causes, incidence, and risk factors High blood... Read more »Hypertensive heart disease
Prevention Treat your hypertension. Do not stop or change treatment, except on the advice of your health care provider. Monitor your blood pressure as advised. Eat a diet low in fat and... Read more »Hypertensive heart disease
...spironolactone can reverse left ventricular hypertrophy and prolong survival in patients with heart failure from hypertensive heart disease. Nonetheless, this is a serious disease that carries... Read more »Renovascular hypertension
...individualized solution, whether medical therapy or surgery. Complications Early death Hypertensive heart disease Heart attack Congestive... Read more »Hypertension
...monitoring, and the treatment may require adjustments periodically. Complications hypertensive heart disease heart attacks congestive heart... Read more »Images
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