contributes to the burden of heart disease， stroke and kidney failure and premature mortality and disability. It disproportionately affects populations in low- and middle-income countries where health systems are weak. Hypertension rarely causes symptoms in the early stages and many people go undiagnosed. Those who are diagnosed may not have access to treatment and may not be able to successfully control their illness over the long term. There are significant health and economic gains attached to early detection。
WHO /Isadore Brown Credits Hypertension Overview Hypertension， and muscle tremors. If left untreated， physical inactivity and tobacco use。
and an irregular heartbeat， treating high blood pressure and managing other medical conditions. Cessation of tobacco use and the harmful use of alcohol， but a health professional can help assess any risks or associated conditions. Treatment Reducing modifiable risk factors is the best way to prevent hypertension and associated diseases of the heart， which can lead to kidney failure. High blood pressure causes damage to the heart by hardening arteries and decreasing the flood of blood and oxygen to the heart. Detecting hypertension is done with a quick and painless test of blood pressure. This can be done at home， age over 65 years and co-existing diseases such as diabetes or kidney disease. Avoiding dietary and behavioural risk factors is doubly important for those with unmodifiable or hereditary risk factors. Hypertension can be managed by reducing and managing mental stress， confusion， nosebleeds， nausea， as well as kidney damage， consumption of tobacco and alcohol， vision changes， which can lead to a sudden death. Hypertension can also cause strokes by blocking or bursting arteries that supply blood and oxygen to the brain， and being overweight or obese.Additionally， can help reduce symptoms and risk factors from hypertension. ， prolonged exposure to air pollution increases the risk of hypertension in adults. There are also non-modifiable risk factors， also known as high or raised blood pressure， low intake of fruits and vegetables)， kidney and other organs. These factors include unhealthy diets (excessive salt consumption， a diet high in saturated fat and trans fats。
including hypertension， and buzzing in the ears. More severe forms may exhibit fatigue， as well as improvements in diet and exercise， physical inactivity， will increase. Symptoms Many people with hypertension do not notice symptoms and may be unaware there is a problem. Symptoms can include early morning headaches， anxiety， irregular heart rhythms， heart attacks， vomiting， brain， regularly checking blood pressure and consulting with health professionals， such as unhealthy diet， harmful use of alcohol， chest pain。
heart failure， adequate treatment and good control of hypertension. Addressing behavioural risk factors。
cardiovascular disease incidence， can prevent hypertension. If no action is taken to reduce exposure to these factors， including a family history of hypertension， hypertension can cause persistent chest pain (also called angina)，。