Dangerously High Blood Pressure

Dangerously High Blood Pressure
by Chris Cage

is quite similar.

180/110+

Hypertension of over 180/110 is considered severe. At this level, you could die within
months or even weeks if you don't get to a doctor straight away. It is likely that you
already have some level of organ damage. This is what I consider to be dangerously
high blood pressure.

You will immediately go onto drugs.

160-179/100-109

This is less serious but you are still at a vastly increased risk of heart attack and
stroke. I highly recommend doing something quickly and seeing your doctor.

140-160/90-99

Many people with high blood pressure are within this range. Your doctor may try to
put you onto drugs but there is no reason why you cannot simply try natural
methods first. More and more doctors are now realising that such natural methods
are even superior to drugs.

121-139/81-89

Although this is called "pre-hypertensive", the fact remains that you could still be at
double the risk of heart attack or stroke. Some doctors may even not treat you and
just as you to monitor it. Frankly, this is terrible advice and I strongly recommend
that if you are in this zone that you should use natural methods to get it back into
the healthy range as soon as possible.

About The Author

Chris Cage

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What is considered a dangerously
high blood pressure? Is anything
above normal considered to be
dangerous or harmful? Does the
treatment vary depending on how
high it is? In this article, I'll explain
exactly the relationship between your
reading and what you need to do
now.

Normal BP

First of all, we need to recognise that
normal blood pressure is around the
115/75 mark. Some people have an
alternative definition of 120/80 which

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remedies and before making any drastic changes to your diet or exercise program.