will high blood pressure lead to chronic kidney disease
hi blood pressure is different at the same time by different machine or the instrument used previously now regarding the value of blood pressure it is not mandatory that the value is fixed it is different for different people of the same age but it depends on weight height food habits regular work out etc take a low salt diet and avoid pickles family history did not count but you can prevent it by changing the lifestyle I regularity in food habits exercise etc avoid consuming alcohol stop smoking if you do avoid or decrease the non vegetarian diet as it may increase your cholesterol levels and leads to atherosclerosis heart disease kidney failure etc in nutshell all organs may be affected do not start blood pressure tablets as 120 90 and 140 90 mhg does not make any big difference the upper value is called systolic pressure which up to 150 160 is no worry and the lower value is called diastolic pressure in which 90 is the lower limit of high blood pressure I hope this helps
hello doctor I am a 32 year old male one month back I checked my be it was 120 90 mhg and today again I checked it was 140 90 mhg both were done in doctor clinic I did blood hemogram and cholesterol tests everything is normal two years back I did us of full abdomen it was normal in my family my mom is having a high be due to which she is a cod patient and on dialysis that is why I am a bit concerned whether this be figure indicates that should I start the be medication I have changed my food habits kindly suggest whether I should start the medication so that it does not affect me in my later life as my mom