Etiology of Hypertension
There are many people in the world today who are falling prey to high blood pressure. The chronic condition in which blood pressure is elevated is called hypertension. There are two types of hypertension and they are primary and secondary. The causes of primary hypertension have not yet been ascertained and there are a large number of people who suffer from this condition. Secondary hypertension indicates that the high blood pressure is the result of another condition that can be a kidney disease or the tumors of adrenal and pheochromocytoma.
Causes of arterial hypertension are disturbances of the endocrine system, the cardiovascular system and kidney damage. The bulk of the diseases, however, are based largely unknown factors.
The Hypertension usually shows only nonspecific symptoms. Consequential damages such as coronary heart disease with the result of heart attacks and kidney failure and stroke, however, are responsible for the majority of deaths in industrialized countries. To treat, different classes of drugs are available that can reduce effectively in conjunction with lifestyle changes blood pressure and reduce the risk of complications significantly.
When you ever feel any signs of shortness of breath, dizziness, fainting or other symptoms that are exacerbated by an exertion it might possibly be due to pulmonary hypertension. Pulmonary hypertension can be a severe disease marked by a decreased exercise tolerance and many a times, heart failure. Thus in case you have any of the aforementioned signs and symptoms it's my advice you head for complete check up.
About one person out of three has high blood pressure (hypertension), which requires regular monitoring either by medical personnel in the office or at home by the patient or a family member. Home blood pressure monitoring is recommended both for the initial diagnosis of hypertension as well as for the evaluation of the response to treatment. Home monitoring also has potential value in assessing resistant hypertension, hypotensive symptoms associated with medication, and autonomic neuropathy. It also empowers the patient to take responsibility for his or her health.
Once citrulline is taken into our body, it goes to the liver and then when citrulline is accumulated enough in our liver they change into the amino acid called arginine. After that arginine is changed back to citrulline within the liver by the enzyme called PADI4 (Peptidyl Arginine Deiminase, TypeIV). This process is repeated again and again within the liver, and nitric monoxide is produced as by-product of this process.
I strongly disagree with Dr. Saul that chronic pain patients become addicts. The work of Russell Portenoy and others has shown this to be not true. Once the pain is controlled, many of my patients start a new life, often returning to work, stopping the search for a magic bullet or an etiology to their pain. Not only do they benefit, but the health-care system benefits as they stop searching for a cause that does not exist and a magic bullet treatment.
Therapy suggestions are displayed with exact treatment points. One of the major advantages of the Meridian Diagnostic is the advantage to discover unknown Meridian Blockages in the system. When one or more meridian blockages exists the patient becomes Therapy Resistant, which means no therapy will have a sufficient effect. With the BioGraph meridian diagnostic system we are able not only to discover blockages furthermore we can treat and "delete" those blockages immediately. The patient turns from therapy resistant into therapy receptive. The therapy effects are re-established.
The incidence of stroke increases exponentially from 30 years of age, and etiology varies by age, 95% of strokes occur in people age 45 and older, and two thirds of strokes occur in those over the age of 65. Men traditionally have had a greater risk of stroke than women but women start catching up to men five or 10 years after menopause. While stroke is most common in the elderly, people of any age and any level of physical fitness can suffer the injury. A persons risk of dying if he or she does have a stroke also increases with age.
There are symptoms characteristic of each disease or disorder, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia. For example, CFS presents a more powerful association or link with intolerance to exercise, greater fatigue, flu-like symptoms and vision changes. Symptoms found to be more prevalent in fibromyalgia include the presence of the particularly painful trigger and tender points and the presence of allodynia. Allodynia is the powerful triggering of pain responses for things that wouldn't be painful to an unaffected person.
It is not possible to name each and every disease we come across in our day to day practice. As per the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), a notable percentage of diseases can't be named. In such cases, a diagnosis is possible in spite of having several health related symptoms in the patient. Since the patient is suffering, he has to be treated symptomatically. Some symptoms or conditions are wrongly understood as diseases by the laymen.
The carcinogens found in cigarettes are part of the relationship between smoking and heart disease. These substances that are in the cigarette are absorbed into the blood stream. As a result, the blood becomes contaminated. As this blood is pumped through the heart, the nicotine from the cigarettes also develops in the blood stream. As an outcome, the blood becomes thick, which can create clotting. Also, the nicotine will develop in the valves leading to the heart, which increases the risk of heart attack.
About a few years ago, Emory University in Atlanta conducted a study on the role of sugar on disease etiology. (Etiology is the scientific name for origin or cause of disease.) The report implicated sugar as the cause or contributing risk factor to 300 diseases and syndromes. Guess what? The Cocoa Cola Company blocked the distribution of the report because it would hurt their business.
Complications due to this aneurysm are mostly rupture of the aneurysm leading to massive internal hemorrhage, hypovolemic shock, intravascular thrombosis, peripheral embolism, acute aortic occlusion, aortocaval fistula (if ruptured into the inferior vena cava), aortodudenal fistula (if ruptured into the duodenum), congestive heart failure, and many cardiovascular disorders.
Treatment of PVD requires proper diagnosis and management of the causes, risk factors, manifestations and complications, if present. Medications should be given to control diabetes, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia and dyslipidemia. Anti-coagulants and peripheral vasodilators are useful in improving the blood flow.
Causes of arterial hypertension are disturbances of the endocrine system, the cardiovascular system and kidney damage. The bulk of the diseases, however, are based largely unknown factors.
The Hypertension usually shows only nonspecific symptoms. Consequential damages such as coronary heart disease with the result of heart attacks and kidney failure and stroke, however, are responsible for the majority of deaths in industrialized countries. To treat, different classes of drugs are available that can reduce effectively in conjunction with lifestyle changes blood pressure and reduce the risk of complications significantly.
When you ever feel any signs of shortness of breath, dizziness, fainting or other symptoms that are exacerbated by an exertion it might possibly be due to pulmonary hypertension. Pulmonary hypertension can be a severe disease marked by a decreased exercise tolerance and many a times, heart failure. Thus in case you have any of the aforementioned signs and symptoms it's my advice you head for complete check up.
About one person out of three has high blood pressure (hypertension), which requires regular monitoring either by medical personnel in the office or at home by the patient or a family member. Home blood pressure monitoring is recommended both for the initial diagnosis of hypertension as well as for the evaluation of the response to treatment. Home monitoring also has potential value in assessing resistant hypertension, hypotensive symptoms associated with medication, and autonomic neuropathy. It also empowers the patient to take responsibility for his or her health.
Once citrulline is taken into our body, it goes to the liver and then when citrulline is accumulated enough in our liver they change into the amino acid called arginine. After that arginine is changed back to citrulline within the liver by the enzyme called PADI4 (Peptidyl Arginine Deiminase, TypeIV). This process is repeated again and again within the liver, and nitric monoxide is produced as by-product of this process.
I strongly disagree with Dr. Saul that chronic pain patients become addicts. The work of Russell Portenoy and others has shown this to be not true. Once the pain is controlled, many of my patients start a new life, often returning to work, stopping the search for a magic bullet or an etiology to their pain. Not only do they benefit, but the health-care system benefits as they stop searching for a cause that does not exist and a magic bullet treatment.
Therapy suggestions are displayed with exact treatment points. One of the major advantages of the Meridian Diagnostic is the advantage to discover unknown Meridian Blockages in the system. When one or more meridian blockages exists the patient becomes Therapy Resistant, which means no therapy will have a sufficient effect. With the BioGraph meridian diagnostic system we are able not only to discover blockages furthermore we can treat and "delete" those blockages immediately. The patient turns from therapy resistant into therapy receptive. The therapy effects are re-established.
The incidence of stroke increases exponentially from 30 years of age, and etiology varies by age, 95% of strokes occur in people age 45 and older, and two thirds of strokes occur in those over the age of 65. Men traditionally have had a greater risk of stroke than women but women start catching up to men five or 10 years after menopause. While stroke is most common in the elderly, people of any age and any level of physical fitness can suffer the injury. A persons risk of dying if he or she does have a stroke also increases with age.
There are symptoms characteristic of each disease or disorder, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia. For example, CFS presents a more powerful association or link with intolerance to exercise, greater fatigue, flu-like symptoms and vision changes. Symptoms found to be more prevalent in fibromyalgia include the presence of the particularly painful trigger and tender points and the presence of allodynia. Allodynia is the powerful triggering of pain responses for things that wouldn't be painful to an unaffected person.
It is not possible to name each and every disease we come across in our day to day practice. As per the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), a notable percentage of diseases can't be named. In such cases, a diagnosis is possible in spite of having several health related symptoms in the patient. Since the patient is suffering, he has to be treated symptomatically. Some symptoms or conditions are wrongly understood as diseases by the laymen.
The carcinogens found in cigarettes are part of the relationship between smoking and heart disease. These substances that are in the cigarette are absorbed into the blood stream. As a result, the blood becomes contaminated. As this blood is pumped through the heart, the nicotine from the cigarettes also develops in the blood stream. As an outcome, the blood becomes thick, which can create clotting. Also, the nicotine will develop in the valves leading to the heart, which increases the risk of heart attack.
About a few years ago, Emory University in Atlanta conducted a study on the role of sugar on disease etiology. (Etiology is the scientific name for origin or cause of disease.) The report implicated sugar as the cause or contributing risk factor to 300 diseases and syndromes. Guess what? The Cocoa Cola Company blocked the distribution of the report because it would hurt their business.
Complications due to this aneurysm are mostly rupture of the aneurysm leading to massive internal hemorrhage, hypovolemic shock, intravascular thrombosis, peripheral embolism, acute aortic occlusion, aortocaval fistula (if ruptured into the inferior vena cava), aortodudenal fistula (if ruptured into the duodenum), congestive heart failure, and many cardiovascular disorders.
Treatment of PVD requires proper diagnosis and management of the causes, risk factors, manifestations and complications, if present. Medications should be given to control diabetes, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia and dyslipidemia. Anti-coagulants and peripheral vasodilators are useful in improving the blood flow.
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