Medical definition of blood pressure
Is the force resulting from blood flow to the walls of the blood vessels, as a result of the force of the heart, during the blood circulation of the body, which is measured by the equivalent of the size of mercury; the normal rate of blood pressure in cases of heart contraction about 120 mmHg, Heart 80 mm Hg.
The high pressure is the pressure that exceeded 140 mmHg in the systolic state and the diastolic state 90 mmHg. The low pressure is pressure below 90 mmHg in the systolic state and less than 60 mmHg in the case of diastolic pressure.
Pressure diagnosis
The disease of pressure is a silent killer; it does not show symptoms in many cases, and here lies the seriousness, and the importance of knowing the distinction of height and decline, and can be through the following:
Take the pressure readings
The reading of pressure gauges (mercury and high precision electronic) is based on three readings per day, separated by at least four hours, for at least seven days, and for diagnosis of stress and stress by the specialist.
Diagnosis of symptoms
The symptoms of high pressure and low on the body are obvious in many cases. Therefore, the symptoms must be known for each case, attention should be paid to the common symptoms, and there is more than one presentation of the diagnosis.
Symptoms of high pressure
- Feeling the effect of headaches, especially the back area of the head.
- Feeling dizzy and getting into a fainting state due to high pressure.
- Feeling fatigue, fatigue, lethargy, laziness and nausea.
- Psychological instability, by entering into situations of psychological tension, and the anxiety of thinking about some of the topics.
- The feeling of pressure on the ears; in some cases there is a buzz, or the temperature of one or both ears.
- Causing nasal congestion, and recurrence.
- Heart palpitations, increased pulse rate and strength.
- Feeling of a lump on the chest, difficulty breathing.
- Chronic blood pressure affects kidney function; this is manifested by changes in urine color to redness.
- Feeling of heart attacks.
- Feeling of nervous stress throughout the body.
Symptoms of low pressure
- The sensation of fatigue, fatigue and fatigue without reason, and within the normal daily situation.
- Causing a lot of symptoms such as: feeling dizziness and dizziness caused by poor perfusion of the brain, high rate of pulse and heartbeat; to compensate for the lack of oxygen needs of the organs.
- Feeling depressed and showing signs of facial pallor.
- The sensation of constant thirst.