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Both Today's medicine and Läkartidningen takes up a study done at the University Hospital in Uppsala. The researcher Johan Sundström has considered whether it can be advantageous to weigh the risk factors such as obesity, high cholesterol, previous cardiovascular problems rather than just looking at how high blood pressure of a patient. He has come to the conclusion that it is most effective to treat based on the overall picture in order to prevent cardiovascular disease just as it does when it comes to medication for high cholesterol.
Given the vagaries of blood pressure medications are and how difficult hepatitis c it can be to find combinations that do not provide everything for serious side effects it is good if less need to take them. The side effects are, I think, the main reason for patients not taking the drugs, not that hypertension is an invisible disease that Johan Sundström think. hepatitis c
Something that really needed is a more reliable way to find out which blood pressure a patient really has. That measurements of reception often shows high values is one in healthcare aware of. It has, however great faith, the patient strenuous, long-term blood pressure measurement, which I justifiably suspect is also misleading.
For my own part, the result hepatitis c of it led to me has too high a dose of blood pressure medication. hepatitis c Luckily, I had a long period of time measured blood pressure yourself at home and wrote up the results. Blood pressure was higher on the day I did the long-term measurement, suggesting that the day was not representative. Not so surprising, of course, so stressed I tend to never be disturbed sleep and so I tend not to have.
Now, of course, is not I, as an individual so interesting, however, I ask myself, and it should hepatitis c care also do, how many blood pressure patients are over-medicated to their doctors only go after the result of long-term blood pressure measurement?
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