Hypertension and the Coronavirus
With the outbreak of the coronavirus, COVID-19, these are unsettling times. It’s tempting to see current circumstances as an overreaction, but growing medical evidence suggests that would be a detrimental mistake.
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With the outbreak of the coronavirus, COVID-19, these are unsettling times. It’s tempting to see current circumstances as an overreaction, but growing medical evidence suggests that would be a detrimental mistake.
If you struggle with hypertension, odds are you’ve looked high and low for a quick and easy way to reduce your blood pressure.
In the US, there are over 39 million people acting as caregivers for aging relatives.
And if you’re reading this, you probably already know that caring for your aging parents can be stressful – from basics like keeping in frequent contact to taking them to appointments and ensuring that they are safe in their home. Add in a medical concern, like high blood pressure, and it’s enough to elevate your own blood pressure!
As the year comes to a close, you might be wondering what you can use your health care flexible spending account (FSA) money on before you lose it. After all, nobody wants to leave money on the table!
Whether your doctor has asked you to start monitoring your blood pressure at home or you’re just being proactive, finding the best blood pressure monitor for you will help you get the most accurate results.
Maybe you were just diagnosed with Hypertension (aka High Blood Pressure), or you’ve had it for years and your doctor now wants you to start monitoring your blood pressure at home.
You may have noticed that your blood pressure (BP) is high during medical appointments, even though it’s usually within normal ranges at home. There’s a term for this: Whitecoat Hypertension (WCH).
What do you really know about your blood pressure? It can be hard to know what questions to ask, especially when you’re just learning about managing your own blood pressure.
Sleep is sometimes treated as a luxury, but when it comes to keeping you and your heart healthy, it is very much a necessity. Here are just a few of the reasons you should make catching enough ZZZs a part of your routine.