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Primary Pulmonary Hypertension Overview

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The causes to this disease are still unknown; there could be one or numerous causes. It's incidence is pretty low, so makes acquiring information about this disease exceedingly difficult. Analyzes of PPH also have been challenging because a dependable animal pattern of the disease has not been available. It is believed that people who acquire primary pulmonary hypertension have blood vessels with high sensitivity to certain agents that activate this disease. Primary or inexplicable pulmonary hypertension (PPH) is an uncommon lung disorder in which the blood pressure in the "arteria pulmonalis" climbs up far above normal levels for no obvious cause. The "arteria pulmonalis" is a blood vessel conducting oxygen-poor blood from the right ventricle (one of the heart's pumping chambers) to the lungs. In the lungs, the blood collects oxygen, then streams to the heart's left side, where the left heart ventricle pumps it to the remain of the body through the ao...

New Blood Pressure Treatment Uses Radio Waves

A breakthrough in the treatment of high blood pressure could improve the life expectancy for a million Australians whose condition does not normalise with drugs. The procedure uses radio waves to muteness or destruct nerves in arteries supplying the kidneys. First results indicate a substantial decrease in blood pressure for most of the patients taking part in the study.

Special Offers: LifeSource Blood Pressure Monitor with AccuFit Extra Large Cuff

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The UA-789 is a home blood pressure monitor that accommodates consumers with larger sized arms. The cuff is coupled with a high speed motor for a fast and comfortable reading. It is also equipped with Irregular Heartbeat Detection, which provides blood pressure and pulse rate measurements even when an Irregular Heartbeat occurs, and HeartWise Technology which measures blood pressure on inflation while filtering out ambient noise on deflation. With an extra display, large buttons for easy operation and AC Power Adapter, this monitor offers speed, reliability and convenience to an untapped market segment. All this for $87.99 (You Save $81.96) "I bought this product after a good amount of research among leading manufacturers of home blood pressure monitors including Omron and Microlife. I also currently own an Omrom and wasn't particularly impressed with the accuracy of the readings. The BHS (British Hypertensive Society) publishes ratings and I carefully evaluated the ones that...