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How to diagnose hypertension?

by Ambika
Posted September 10, 2010 at 1:22 PM

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  • Lehar wrote
    Posted September 11, 2010 at 7:11 AM
    Why? have you been fighting too much with your better half? Most people get tensed and stressed out for that reason. But, diagnosing hypertension is easy and there are a few things that you can do to. There are different types of hypertension and you must be in a position to differentiate between them. it is advisable to know the types of blood pressure as well. If you have a any history of illness in the family, then this could be a cause of hypertension. Diabetes is one such illness that can cause this problem. Smoking also causes hypertension and you must be aware of this fact as well.
  • Posted April 14, 2011 at 1:23 PM
    Check the Medical, Family and Personal History

    * 1 Ask if the person smokes. Smoking can be a factor in hypertension.
    * 2 Ascertain if the person has a history of heart disease in the family. Often hypertension is hereditary.
    * 3 Check the medical history for diabetes. Diabetes and hypertension are sometimes directly linked.
    * 4 Determine if the person is experiencing stressful events in their lives. Stressful situations can increase the risks for hypertension.
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