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- Hypertension can lead to heart attack, kidney failure. Walk every day, avoid processed meat & alcohol to manage the conditionThere are some simple lifestyle tweaks, dietary restraints to maintain your BP range.
- Check your sodium intake, excessive consumption may lead to hypertension, renal failureStudies show that there has been a surge in the number of patients as young as 25-30 years seeking dialysis.
- World Hypertension Day: The silent killer can cause erectile dysfunctionUnlike stroke and heart attack, the correlation between hypertension and sexual health in men is a lesser known fact.
- Even an occasional puff, drink may up hypertension and diabetes riskThese two lifestyle disease are the highest in Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru, according to a study.
- Want to keep your kidney safe? Consume less saltKidney failure is among the top five major causes of death in India.
- Silent killer! Tame hypertension before it takes over youMany patients who have hypertension just don’t knowthey have it because they have never had any ‘symptoms’.
- Take a shot at yoga to rid yourself of your modern problems & ancient panaceaPhysical, breathing exercises , meditation & changes to food habits can help us in getting over our health imbalances.
- Do's and Don'ts of fasting for heart patientsThere are several combination tablets which can be taken early morning before the start of fasting and after breaking the fast.
- Eating low -fat diary foods, fruits, vegetables can keep BP at bayIt is a common misconception that high blood pressure, also called hypertension, is more common among men.
- Five ways to prevent hypertensionIt is one of the most important precipitators of heart disease and stroke - thereby making it the number one cause of premature death.
- AIIMS study finds 4 per cent of Delhi kids have high BPA new AIIMS study on 10,000 Delhi schoolchildren has found that 3-4% of them suffered from hypertension.
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