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I Have High Blood Pressure And Chest Pain At The Age Of 19
and im only 29 been getting chest pains..... blood prussure is up round 155 160........dont no whats wrong with me been very streesed tho.........is there any foods that can give u this???????
hi jian
hypertension at this age needs thorough clinical and lab evaluation for coarctation of aorta( if it is elevated only in one arm), renal vessel thrombosis, hormonal disturbances etc..
better meet your doctor and in the meantime reduce your salt intake less than 6 gm per day, reduce saturated fat intake, high dietary fibre etc..
Lots of salt and sodium can make your blood pressure higher. But I suggest if this is a lasting problem, you go see your doctor or health department. I am 22 and on blood pressure medication. It's inexpensive and a once a day pill. So lay off the salt and high sodium foods, but if it persists I suggest a health care professional.
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I Have High Blood Pressure And Chest Pain At The Age Of 19
hi jian hypertension at this age needs thorough clinical and lab evaluation for coarctation of aorta( if it is elevated only in one arm), renal vessel thrombosis, hormonal disturbances etc.. better meet your doctor and in the meantime reduce your salt intake less than 6 gm per day, reduce saturated fat intake, high dietary fibre etc.. you can know more in JNC 7 guideline ( jump to heading essential hypertension).... best wishes