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    The modern history of hypertension began with William Harvey's work in the early 17th century describing the circulation of blood. In the early 18th century, Stephen Hales made the first published blood pressure measurement. Descriptions of what would later be termed hypertension came from Thomas Young in 1808 and Richard Bright in 1836.

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    The modern history of hypertension began with William Harvey's work in the early 17th century describing the circulation of blood. In the early 18th century, Stephen Hales made the first published blood pressure measurement. Descriptions of what would later be termed hypertension came from Thomas Young in 1808 and Richard Bright in 1836.

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    HYPERTENSION

    The modern history of hypertension


    "Disease come begins with the understanding of
    the cardiovascular system based on
    without pre- the work of physician William
    Harvey (1578–1657), who described
    information so be the circulation of blood in his book
    alert from De motu cordis. The English
    clergyman Stephen Hales made the
    HYPERTENSION" first published measurement of
    blood pressure in 1733.
    Descriptions of what would come to
    be called hypertension came from,
    among others, Thomas Young in
    1808 and especially Richard Bright
    in 1836.

    Hypertension
    or High Blood
    Pressure
    What is Causes of
    Hypertension? How do I Know If I Have
    Hypertension
    Hypertension?
    is high blood pressure. Blood pressure is
    The cause of hypertension is often not
    the force of blood pushing against the
    If your blood pressure is above 120/80, you known. In many cases, it is the result of an
    walls of arteries as it flows through them.
    are considered to have hypertension, or underlying condition.
    Arteries are the blood vessels that carry
    high blood pressure.
    oxygenated blood from the heart to the
    High blood pressure that is not due to
    body's tissues.
    another condition or disease is known as
    primary or essential hypertension. If an
    Frequent Symptoms underlying condition is a cause of
    increased blood pressure, doctors call this
    Dizziness, People with hypertension may notice secondary hypertension.
    dizziness in relation to medication doses and
    blood pressure fluctuations. Primary hypertension can result from
    multiple factors, including:
    Shortness of breath, Hypertension can cause having obesity
    shortness of breath as a result of the effect on the insulin resistance
    heart and lung function. Shortness of breath is high salt intake
    more noticeable with physical exertion or exercise. excessive alcohol intake
    having a sedentary lifestyle
    Nose bleeds, this can happen in hypertensive smoking
    crises when your blood pressure is extremely high.
    If you have hypertension or have seen someone
    After a prolonged period, untreated high
    with a high blood pressure condition, you may
    blood pressure can cause heart disease
    have noticed that sometimes their nose bleeds.
    and related complications such as heart
    attack, stroke, and heart failure.
    Blurry Vision, As high blood pressure affects your

    eyes, you may not see as clearly as before. High


    Other complications include:
    blood pressure damages the blood vessels in the
    retina part of the eye. As a result, you could get
    Fluid buildup in the lungs
    blurred vision.
    Vision loss
    Kidney damage
    Erectile dysfunction
    Memory loss

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