(Helpful Tip) Prevention and Management of Hypertension

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Hypertension is a condition where the perfusion pressure of blood flow passing through the arteries increases, leading to various complications.

Today, I will inform you about the prevention and management methods for high blood pressure.

 

The reason hypertension becomes a concern and a target for treatment is because,

If left untreated for a long period, the risk of secondary complications such as stroke, heart failure, and dementia increases over time.

In most cases, because there are no specific subjective symptoms at all, it was not previously considered a disease.

Because the concept of blood circulation was not well known and devices capable of measuring arterial pressure had not yet been developed, it was impossible to accurately measure blood pressure.

 

Prevention and management of hypertension are possible through everyday habits and a healthy lifestyle.

 

I will share some natural and effective ways to prevent and control high blood pressure.

 

1. Maintain a healthy eating habit: According to dietary immunity research, diet plays a significant role in preventing hypertension. A healthy diet involves consuming fruits, vegetables, whole grains, healthy fats, and protein-rich foods, while avoiding processed foods high in sodium and excessive alcohol intake. It is recommended to limit the amount of cooking oil, salt, and sugar in your diet, and choose snacks such as oats, nuts, and fresh fruits and vegetables.

 

2. Weight management: Obesity is one of the major risk factors for the development of hypertension. To maintain a healthy weight, it is important to combine regular exercise with dietary management. Consistently engaging in aerobic exercise and daily activities (such as walking and cycling) for more than 30 minutes a day is recommended.

 

3. Sodium Intake Restriction: Sodium is a major factor that promotes hypertension. Limiting sodium intake in the diet can help prevent and manage high blood pressure. It is important to check food labels and avoid processed foods and foods high in salt to reduce intake. Instead, use fresh ingredients and flavor dishes with herbs and seasonings instead of salt.

 

4. Stress Management: Chronic stress is known to be a risk factor for hypertension. During high-stress situations, the body raises blood pressure, so it is important to engage in regular psychologically calming activities and get enough rest. Methods such as yoga, meditation, deep breathing, cold baths, and walking can help reduce stress and maintain a positive mindset. 5. Quitting smoking and limiting alcohol: Smoking and excessive alcohol consumption increase the risk of developing hypertension. Quitting smoking and managing alcohol intake can help prevent hypertension. It is advisable to avoid smoking if possible and to consume alcohol in moderation. By applying these natural methods to prevent and manage hypertension, you can maintain healthy blood pressure.

 

However, if hypertension has already been diagnosed, it is best to consult with a doctor to establish an appropriate treatment plan.

 

Although the right medication may differ for each person, I hope this can be of some help.

I am attaching the medication I am currently taking.

 

Wishing you good health.

 

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