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High blood presure
I have a high blood pressure and I have been to both an endocrinologist and an otorhinolaryngologist several times within this month. What is the most likely reason I have the high blood pressure? Hashimoto disease the endocrinologist said or my nasal septum's fault which is not straight and my otorhinolaryngologist said? I have done a load of test if you need any further details.
Thank you in advance
Thank you in advance
What I do know is that my father does get stressed really easy. I feel I am the same with work and stuff. Other than that I don't know what could be at fault. I have a healthy lifestyle. My cardiologist says that my nasal septum isn't straight and I do not get enough oxygen making my heart work harder. He has put me on Norvasc 5mg until I have the surgery.
I don't have high blood pressure, but was bordering. And my friend was bordering.
If your parents had high blood pressure, you probably just got unlucky. Genetic hypertension is hard to avoid.
Excess weight, sodium sensitivity, lack of exercise, lack of sleep, stress, etc. can all raise your blood pressure.
Talk to your doctor before you do anything, but I'd suggest taking garlic pills, eating oatmeal once a day, 30 minutes of daily exercise, getting sleep and finding a happy hobby to help you unwind.
Both my friend and I got ourselves into normal ranges by doing this.
If your parents had high blood pressure, you probably just got unlucky. Genetic hypertension is hard to avoid.
Excess weight, sodium sensitivity, lack of exercise, lack of sleep, stress, etc. can all raise your blood pressure.
Talk to your doctor before you do anything, but I'd suggest taking garlic pills, eating oatmeal once a day, 30 minutes of daily exercise, getting sleep and finding a happy hobby to help you unwind.
Both my friend and I got ourselves into normal ranges by doing this.
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