What s going on with low pressure and low pressure

If the patient currently has low blood pressure, high blood pressure, and low blood pressure, that is, the patient's current diastolic blood pressure is high and systolic blood pressure is low. This can lead to a decrease in pulse pressure for a number of reasons, such as if the patient currently has a large pericardial effusion or severe mitral stenosis, constrictive pericarditis, aortic stenosis, and severe heart failure. In addition, some people with hyperlipidemia, obesity, diabetes, or excessive blood viscosity may also experience this decrease in pulse pressure difference.

Generally speaking, if the difference between systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure is less than 20 mmHg, it is considered that the pulse pressure difference is reduced, and the patient is advised to have further active blood pressure examinations and cardiac ultrasonography.

If both high blood pressure and low blood pressure are low, it means that you have low blood pressure, which may be related to heart problems, and may also be related to long-term dieting and picky eating. Hypotension can also be caused by anemia, malnutrition, or heavy blood loss or infection. Need to find out**, positive**.

Low blood pressure can be used with drugs**, usually in the diet and other aspects need to pay attention, you can eat some pickles, pickled foods and other foods with high salt content, eat more soy products, eggs, beef and mutton, lean meat, chicken, fish, pork liver and other foods, pay attention not to partial eating.

High blood pressure and low blood pressure are low, which is called hypotension, and if this blood pressure state occurs, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to find out what causes it. It may be physiological hypotension or low blood pressure due to some diseases.

Physiological hypotension refers to low blood pressure but no obvious symptoms and no organ hypoperfusion, and regular monitoring of blood pressure is often sufficient.

Low blood pressure caused by the disease is more common in acute disease attacks or chronic wasting diseases, and it is necessary to clarify **, and actively and effectively target the primary disease that causes low blood pressure**, and blood pressure will be increased to a certain extent.

The so-called low blood pressure is a diastolic blood pressure higher than 90 mmHg.

Blood pressure is the lateral pressure produced by blood in the blood vessels on the walls of the arteries, which is divided into systolic and diastolic blood pressure. Diastolic blood pressure is when the human heart relaxes and the arterial blood vessels elastically retract, and the pressure generated is called diastolic blood pressure, also known as low pressure. Hypotension is defined as diastolic blood pressure above 90 mmHg, which is more common in middle-aged men and is often accompanied by obesity.

High blood pressure** is the result of multiple factors, especially the interaction of genetic and environmental factors. Low pressure generally represents the resistance of arterial blood. Low and high blood pressure indicates increased resistance, and common causes include peripheral small vessel lesions or spasms, increased blood viscosity, and a fast heart rate is usually accompanied by low blood pressure.

The antihypertensive drugs that can be used to lower diastolic blood pressure include prazosin, metoprolol, carvedilol, etc., which should be used under the guidance of a doctor. People with high diastolic blood pressure should pay attention to reducing the intake of sodium salt and fat, supplementing an appropriate amount of calcium, potassium and high-quality protein, drinking water scientifically, eating more vegetables and fruits, and quitting smoking and alcohol.

It's safe to say that you're not experiencing low blood pressure or high blood pressure. Since your systolic and diastolic blood pressure are both within the normal range, you have asked an important question about the "differential pressure". According to the laws of medicine, the gap between the high and low blood pressure of the human body (generally known as the pulse pressure difference) should be about 40mm, and there is a certain difference between individuals, as long as it is between 30 and 50, it is normal.

If the pulse pressure difference is too large (referring to more than 50), it is generally more common in elderly hypertensive patients, often due to the increase in pure systolic blood pressure, but the diastolic blood pressure is not significantly increased, and the reason is mainly due to arteriosclerosis and reduced arterial elasticity, which is more common in the elderly. The pulse pressure difference is too small (less than 30), which is often caused by relatively low systolic blood pressure and relatively high diastolic blood pressure, and a large part of the cause is aortic regurgitation, and these patients often have a history of rheumatic heart disease, or have viral myocarditis when they are young, resulting in certain damage to the heart valves. Further tests are required to accurately determine what the cause is, and the recommended tests include color ultrasound (Doppler) and electrocardiogram (ECG) of the heart.

Basically qualitative. In the case of a small pulse pressure difference, it will mainly affect the blood supply to the brain and the perfusion of capillaries. You may wish to monitor your blood pressure as much as possible, as long as the pressure difference is above 30 most of the time.

Your blood pressure is definitely not normal.

Let's be clear about a few things first:

1. Fluctuations in blood pressure: The average person's blood pressure fluctuates several times a day, which is a normal life and physiological need;

2. Blood pressure measurement problem: must be "fixed time, fixed instrument, fixed detector, three consecutive days of detection" to avoid detection error;

3. The standard problem of blood pressure: for everyone, there is no "standard value", only "suitable value";

Originally, the so-called "normal value" of blood pressure is the result of mathematical and statistical processing of the test data of 100,000 normal people in a certain region or race. This statement itself is a contradiction of "the chicken comes first, not the egg", "there is no normal value, then there is a normal person"? Therefore, the scientific term should be called "reference value".

And is it a "normal person" for each individual?

I am a "normal person", so I can't say that an athlete is an "abnormal person".

Secondly, What is the original basal blood pressure for you? Does the blood pressure you are testing now meet the above requirements? What are the signs and symptoms?

In short, it is necessary to have a correct understanding.

In addition, improper fat loss can cause bad damage to the human body.

How are you doing? Please elaborate on the reanalysis.

Finally, I said that blood pressure 130 45 is definitely not normal, I hope to pay attention to it, and start a step check.

Don't worry too much, this blood pressure is normal for your age.

When I got to the summer, my blood pressure was 90 to 60 in a quiet state

Low blood pressure of 75 is very normal, and high blood pressure is also normal, but if it is a little off, it may be that the diet is too salty, or you are emotional before the blood pressure measurement, or you have just finished exercising, or you are not measured accurately. Once in a while, it's nothing at all.

Blood pressure is high and low blood pressure is the result of an increase in pulse pressure difference. It is more common in the following situations:

1. Simple systolic hypertension in the elderly:

It is a type of hypertension that is more common in the elderly, because with age, the elasticity of the large arteries decreases and the compliance of blood vessels decreases, which can cause an increase in systolic blood pressure, a low diastolic blood pressure, and an increase in pulse pressure difference.

2. Anemia, hyperthyroidism and other hyperdynamic circulatory states:

In patients with anemia and hyperthyroidism, systolic blood pressure increases due to accelerated circulation and increased cardiac output; Diastolic blood pressure decreases due to decreased vascular resistance, resulting in a relative increase in pulse pressure.

3. Receptor hyperresponsiveness, also known as primary hyperdynamic circulation, is mainly seen in young people, most of them are asymptomatic, some have palpitations, shortness of breath and other manifestations, the pulse and heart pulse are obvious, and the pulse pressure difference is widened. In fact, it is a functional disease of cardiovascular dysfunction caused by sympathetic hyperfunction.

Therefore, when blood pressure is high and low blood pressure is high, the above reasons should be considered, and corresponding tests can be done to confirm the diagnosis.

Blood pressure is so high at the age of 16! It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to clarify the cause of hypertension, if it is secondary hypertension, it must be aimed at the **for **, if it is primary hypertension, it is necessary to take oral antihypertensive drugs to control blood pressure. (Your father's blood pressure is too high, and it is in danger at any time, so be careful).

The elderly generally have high low blood pressure, and middle-aged people or people who have not been on the disease for a long time generally have high blood pressure, but your blood pressure is normal, rest more, and it can be slowed down.

High pressure 130 This value is not high, it is a normal high value, within the normal range, 140 is the critical value of high blood pressure, your low blood pressure is 50, this value is below 60 It is a bit low, it may be caused by your recent poor sleep This will be an error in the measured value It is recommended to sleep well Test a few more times and measure a few more days in a row Take a look...

If the results are similar many times, you must go to the hospital for a check-up, and the high pressure is called the pulse pressure difference, and the normal should be less than 40

Common disorders with increased pulse pressure gradients include hyperthyroidism, anemia, and aortic regurgitation. Aortic arteriosclerosis can also be used in older people.