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And it could skyrocket for example if you get into a stressful situation. And you wouldn't notice that you are over 180+. And one day you get a stroke and becom
by lofaszvanitt 2y ago
And it could skyrocket for example if you get into a stressful situation. And you wouldn't notice that you are over 180+. And one day you get a stroke and become paralyzed. Sure, do not take the medication. These exists since the 40s, there is nothing wrong with them.
- LorenPechtel 2y agoThe point is that exercise can remove the underlying problem. And those who stay active enough don't develop it in the first place. Doc was amazed that I wasn't on any maintenance meds at 55. (Since then I've gone on blood pressure meds but if other health issues were resolved I don't think I would need them.) Anybody can spike to 180 in a sufficiently stressful situation. (And, personally, I would very much notice 180. Otherwise calm, I'll probably notice 140.)
- andreareina 2y agoDo you have a well-regarded source that recommends taking medication for blood pressure that is well-managed by exercise and diet?
- lofaszvanitt 2y agoDo you have experience living with high blood pressure for 20+ years? Have you ever experienced blood pressure spikes and the after effects in stressful situations?
- ikrenji 2y agoregular exercise + healthy diet / weight >> any medication you can take...
- watwut 2y agoThe doctors will remove medication when the blood pressure goes down. You are literally supposed to take them only when the pressure is actually high.
- lofaszvanitt 2y agoDon't they remove it/lower the dosage when your BP is below 120/80?