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Date: 2016-09-08

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Transitive elevations in systolic stress occur as normal modifications during fever, physical physical effort, and emotional upset, such as during anger and fear. Persistent hypertension, or hypertension, is common in obese people because the total length of their blood vessels is relatively greater than that in thinner individuals.
Although high blood pressure levels is usually asymptomatic for the first 10 to 20 years, it slowly but surely strains the heart and damages the arteries. For that reason, hypertension is often called the "silent killer". Long term hypertension accelerates arteriosclerosis and is the cause of heart failure, vascular disease, renal failure, and heart stroke. Because the heart will pump against greater level of resistance, it must work harder, and time the myocardium enlarges. When finally stretched beyond its capacity to respond, the heart weakens and its walls become flabby. Advanced indicators include headache, sweating, rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath, feeling giddy, and vision disturbances.
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Hypertonie also ravages blood veins, creating small tears in the endothelium and increasing the demand for energy in countering the extreme mechanical load on the arterial vessels - this accelerates the progress of atherosclerosis. Furthermore, a worked out muscle cell accumulates more lipid than a comfortable muscle, further boosting this metabolic and morphological difference in cells and tissues. Because the vessels become progressively blocked, blood circulation to the tissues becomes inadequate, and vascular difficulties get started to appear in vessels of the brain, heart, kidneys, and retinas of the eyes.

Systolic or growing pressure, the higher of both is normally around one hundred twenty in a healthy adult and the reduced diastolic about 70, normally expressed as 120/70. 130/80 is average for a 40 year old NZ male, 117/75 for a 40 month old female.