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High Blood Pressure: What Is High Blood Pressure?

  By Trina Remedios  posted Jul 26th 2012 at 8:00AM IN | Avg Rating
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High Blood Pressure and Heart Failure

When blood is pumped in more than regulated amounts, your arteries face the brunt of this lifestyle disease. That’s not all; your heart also works harder, which causes the blood to thicken and reduces the flow of blood in the body.

Some of the symptoms of high blood pressure and heart failure: A sense of tiredness, fatigue, breathlessness, swollen ankles, feet and legs. Immediate treatment is necessary.

  • What is High Blood Pressure?
  • What is the normal pressure range?
  • High Blood Pressure and Serious Health Problems:
  • High blood pressure and Kidney
  • High blood pressure and Stroke
  • High blood pressure and Heart Failure
  • High blood pressure and Heart Attack
  • How to prevent HGP or Hypertension

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