High blood pressure is often referred to as the "silent killer" because people with high blood pressure usually have no symptoms until the disease has reached an advanced stage. That is why it is so important to check your blood pressure regularly.
Lack of symptoms is when some people who know they have high blood pressure take no action to control and treat it. Because they are fine, they think everything is fine. But if high blood pressure is left untreated, serious problems can develop over time.
Uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to stroke. Because high blood pressure causes a person's arteries to narrow and narrow, it can be difficult for blood to reach the brain. It can cause blot clots in the brain, causing a blood vessel to leak into the brain or rupture a blood vessel in the brain.
Left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to kidney disease (http://www.gothypertension.com/hypertension/hypertensionandkidneyfailure). If the arteries in the body do not constrict due to persistent high blood pressure, wastes accumulate in the blood due to impaired blood circulation throughout the body as it often does not reach the kidneys to release all the waste products. As waste accumulates, it becomes more difficult for the kidneys to try to get rid of the waste, which puts too much pressure on the kidneys. It can greatly reduce kidney function or lead to complete failure.
If the kidneys begin to function at less than twenty percent efficiency, dialysis treatment is usually required. If the person is a candidate for a transplant and a kidney is available, a kidney transplant may be an option to avoid receiving lifelong dialysis treatment.
A person's eye problems can also be caused by untreated high blood pressure, which can lead to vision loss if it is severe enough. High blood pressure can also lead to memory loss and dementia.
Another serious problem that can develop if high blood pressure is left untreated is heart problems. Restricted blood circulation leads to hardening and hardening of the coronary arteries, leading to a condition called arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries).
Authur Rameen Atif
Plaque formation in the major arteries of the heart is common in people with untreated high blood pressure. Accumulation of plaque reduces blood flow to the heart and eventually leads to heart attack. High blood pressure narrows the arteries and blood vessels in the body. Because the arteries are narrow, it is difficult to supply oxygen-rich blood to the heart. If the heart does not get enough oxygen, it can cause a heart attack.
What happens if you are not treated for high blood pressure?
Hypertension (hypertension) quietly damages the body for many years before symptoms develop. Uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to disability, poor quality of life or even a fatal heart attack or ******.
What are the signs that your blood pressure is too high?
If your blood pressure is very high, there may be some symptoms that you need to pay attention to, including:
Severe headache.
Bleeding from the nose.
Fatigue or confusion.
Vision problems.
Chest pain.
Difficulty in breathing
Irregular heartbeat.
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