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If
your
values
are
mostly
normal
under
resting
conditions
but
exceptionally
high
under
conditions
of
physical
or
psychological
stress,
it
is
possible
that
you
are
suf-‘
I
fering
from
so-called
"labile
hypertension."
Consult
your
doctor.
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Correctly
measured
diastolic
blood-pressurealues
above
l’lmmHg‘
require
immediate
medical
treatment.
2.3.
What
can
he
done
if
regular
high
or
low
Values
are
obtained?
a)
Consult
your
doctor.
b)
Increased
blood
pressdre‘values
(variousforms
of
hypertension)
are
assOciated
With
considerable
health
risks
overtime.
Arterial
blood
vessels
in
your
body
are
endan-=
.gered
due
to
constriction
caused
by
deposits
in
the
vessel
walls
(Arteriosclerosis).
A
deficient
supply
ofbloodto
important
organs;
(heart,
brain.
muscles)
can
result
from
arteriosclerosis.
Furthermore,
the
heart
will
become
structurally
damaged
with
increased
blood
pressure
values.
c)
There
are
many
different
causes
of
high
blood
pressure
We
differentiate
between
the
common
primary
(essential)
hypertension
and
secondary
hypertension.
The
latter
group
can
be
ascribed
to
specific
organ
malfunctions.
Please
consult
your
doctor
for
information
about
the
possible
origins
of
your
own
increased
blood
pressure
values.
d)
There
are
measures
which
you
can
take
to
reduce
and
even
prevent
high
blood
pres-
sore.
These
measures
must
be
permanent
lifestyle
changes.
A)
Eating
habits
.
Strive
for
a
normal
weight
corresponding
to
your
age.
see
your
doctor
for
your
ideal
weight.
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Avoid
excessive
consumption
of
common
salt.
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Avoid
fatty
foods.‘
B)
Previous
illnesses
0
Consistently
follow
all
medical
instructions
for
treating
illness
couches:
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Diabetes
(Diabetes
mellitus
or
sugar
diabetes)
‘0
Fat
metabolism
disorder
0
Gout
C)
Habits
0
Give
up
smoking
completely.
'0
Drink
only
moderate
amounts
of
alcohol.
‘0
Restrict
your
caffeine
consumption
(coffee,
tea.
chocolate).
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