Managing High Blood Pressure

1. 8 Responses to “What should I do to lower high blood pressure?”

2. By lucylocket3457 on May 14, 2008 | Reply

   For you to keep track daily monitor for more advice and medication as prolonged high and try and determine if anything has triggered it otherwise see your doctor.

3. By rockdog57 on May 15, 2008 | Reply

   keep taking any medications your doctor prescribed. cut back on your salt intake. find other spices to use instead of salt.

   and by salt, i’m not meaning just table salt. i mean all salt. cut back as much as possible. you do need a little, but if you read the labels of your food, you’ll see you can get almost a whole days worth in just one can of store bought soup!

4. By ellen d on May 16, 2008 | Reply

   Decrease your salt intake, exercise more, and cut out salty foods as well, such as crisps, processed meats like lunch meats, and foods that contain nitrates, like sausages, lunch meats, ham, etc. You may also need some form of medication.

5. By Gena C on May 19, 2008 | Reply

   For freedept stores have cheap easy devicesdo it yourselfmake chartsee what kicks yours off into spaceand work on that area most.

6. By Rogue S on May 19, 2008 | Reply

   For mine only as precautionary measure even though before my heart attack seven years ago have to raise blood pressure was low you can do it through diet and fiber maintain healthy body.
   The salt reduce your red meat intake increase foods here for mine only as precautionary measure even though before my heart attack seven years ago have to raise blood pressure was low you but ill post some links found.

7. By mh_medicine on May 23, 2008 | Reply

   For you and the most important is to exercise everyday just for 10 minutes do it until now and salt are forbidden for 10 minutes do it until now and youll get rid of high blood pressure goodluck.
   For you and salt are forbidden for you and youll get rid of high blood pressure goodluck.

8. By copy & paste on May 24, 2008 | Reply

   Lower your high blood pressure.

   If you have high blood pressure, you may be able to lower or keep your high blood pressure down. Practice these steps.

   -Maintain a healthy weight.
   -Be more active every day.
   -Eat fewer foods high in salt and sodium.
   -Cut back on alcoholic beverages.

   You may also need medicine to lower your high blood pressure. Tell your doctor about any medicine you are already taking.

   Follow these tips if you take medicine:

   - Take your medicine the way your doctor tells you. To help you remember, plan to take your medicine at the same time every day.
   - Tell the doctor right away if the medicine makes you feel strange or sick. The doctor may make changes in your medicine.
   - Make sure you don¹t miss any days. Refill your prescription before you use up your medicine.
   - Have your blood pressure checked often to be sure your medicine is working the way you and your doctor planned.
   - Don¹t stop taking your medicine if your blood pressure is okay–that means the medicine is working.-

9. By Monkey on May 27, 2008 | Reply

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