High Blood Medications: The Side Effects
Medical doctors highly recommend people taking high blood
pressure medications to reduced their blood pressure. They even warn them about
their side effects. However, people should also know that high blood pressure
medication may cause serious problems on their body and overall health in the
long run. Jay B in Texas had a stroke because of a damage done to his head in
an accident. Doctors in the hospital found his blood pressure very high and put
him on some strong blood pressure medication (Clonidine). It did bring the
blood pressure down but caused him mental confusion and joint pain. At the age
81, Richard A. has been taking blood pressure medication for about 20 years.
Recently he was told by his doctor that his kidney is failing him.. He then
checked the print on his medication and it read “kidney damage” as a side
effect.
The listing of side effects from high blood pressure medicines include:
decrease of sex drive, pain, difficult to sleep, vision damage, inflammation,
kidney damage, liver damage, stomach pain, constipation, cramping, vomiting,
diarrhea, dizziness, arrhythmia, depressive disorders. Side effects of the
hypertension drugs can not only impact your well-being, it will also cause
serious damage to your body and health. In the long run, it can cause vision
loss, heart, liver and kidney failure, loss of memory, and many more.
For most
people, the side effects are not tangible at the beginning. However, medication
continues to cause imbalance and damages to their body silently, until one day
suddenly a serious illness strikes them down. For people taking diuretics, they
must be aware that diuretics can take away potassium from their body. This may
lead to chemical imbalance and side effects such as cramping and tiredness.
They may need to replenish their body with this mineral by taking potassium
supplement. Hypertensive medication does not cure high blood pressure. It is a
bandage that only temporarily keeps it at the safe level. If one stops taking
medication, one’s blood pressure will go up the very next day. In order to keep
it in the healthy range, one needs to take it everyday for the rest of one’s
life.
Quite often, after a while, the chosen medication stops working. Doctors
have to prescribe different or more medications which may cause even more
damage to one’s body, health and well-being. The best way to get high blood
pressure under control is through life style changes, such as do meditation,
breathing practice, or exercises. Effective natural remedies are also available
to help people support their healthy blood pressure without side effect. Some
of these natural remedies can work well with medications.
In the cases of Jay
and Richard, both of them started to search for better solutions and found that
they can get their blood pressure under healthy range naturally and easily with
only good side effects.
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