Low blood pressure in patients with kidney disease may increase risk of death

The common treatment of patients suffering from high blood pressure or hypertension is lowering their pressure to a normal level. However, the latest researches show that lowering high blood pressure in patients suffering from kidney disease may increase the risk of death. This was established in a study including 600,000 patients suffering from kidney disease. Image via photopin cc Csaba Kovesdy, MD...

A 30-Day Program to Treat Low Blood Pressure

Image Courtesy of freedigitalphotos.net Many of you may not know, but low blood pressure can cause many health problems such as dizziness, nausea, fainting, poor blood circulation, weak arteries and even damage some organs. It is characterized by readings of 100/70 to 69 or below. Some of the many factors which cause low blood pressure are nerve disorders,...

Lowering high blood pressure: What is the magic number?

New clinical study conducted in the U.S. showed that lowering high blood pressure as low as possible may not have any significant impact on preventing heat attack as scientists thought it had. photo credit: DrewOtt via photopin cc Namely, according to the latest studies, one third of Americans suffer from hypertension or high blood pressure. Usually, this category of patients is recommended...