More than 65 people suffer from high blood pressure; however, more than one third of the people who suffer from high blood pressure don’t even know it. The symptoms of high blood pressure are hard to detect without being tested, and even if you have high blood pressure, you may feel fine.
There are several factors you can control to help lower your blood pressure, including:
- no smoking
- proper exercise regiment
- Proper diet
- reduce daily Stress
While changing your lifestyle will improve your blood pressure (and is very important to your health) but they may not be enough to reduce your blood pressure to a safe level (less than 140/90). In those cases, doctors will prescribe a high blood pressure medication to help reduce your blood pressure and keep your blood pressure under control. One such medication is Diovan.
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Diovan prevents the angiotensin II hormone from narrowing your blood vessels. If your blood vessels narrow, your blood pressure can increase.
Side Effects:
- abdominal pain,
- back pain
- blurred vision
- diarrhea
- fainting
- fatigue,
- headache
- low blood pressure
- nausea,
- swollen mouth and throat,
- upper respiratory infections
- vertigo
Note: You must take any blood pressure medicine regularly and continue taking your medication even if you start feeling better. Diovan doesn’t cure your high blood pressure, it simply controls it. Before taking or stopping any medications, please consult your physician.
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