Hypertension

Ok well I am doing a research paper on hypertension/pulmonary hypertension and my question to you all is if you can tell me any really good sites on receiving information it about it. Information such as, the history of the disease, physiology ...

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... This observation led researchers to believe that a high diastolic blood pressure was the most important indicator of health risks associated with hypertension". However, shouldn't the SYSTOLIC blood pressure be the pressure to which blood vessels are exposed most of the time because the systolic ...

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... __ Gag reflex, depressed [277.1-37] __ Gastrointestinal spasms [277.1-38] __ Hallucinations [277.1-39] __ Hyperpigmentation [277.1-40] __ Hypertension (high blood pressure) [277.1-41] __ Hypoesthesia (sp) (dulled sensitivity to touch) [277.1-42] __ Hyponatraemia (sp) (decrease sodium in ...

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... such as acyclovir has been reported to be the cause of renal failure and neurotoxicity. Retinoids can cause not so benign “benign” intracranial hypertension. Methotrexate can cause not only liver toxicity, but also myelosuppression and pancytopenia, which may be acute and life threatening. Nephrotoxicity ...

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... Alkalosis (pH Values above 6.8 ) This is a bit less common than acidosis. It effects the nervous system. Also there would include sore muscles, hypertension, vomiting, problems with blood clotting too rapidly, thickening of the skin,seizures..etc This is the worse of the two conditions. Certain ...

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