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Q: I have blockage in my vegas arteries. What can I expect to be the results of this later on? Am I in danger of a stroke?
A: I am not sure what blood vessel you are referring to by the “vegas artery.” Blockage of arteries...
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Q: Is RESPeRATE good for people with glaucoma and are there any side effects?
A: The RESPeRATE has no side effects. It can be used safely with any type of glaucoma. Please keep in mind, RESPeRATE use is not a treatment for glaucoma.
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Q: I have high BP and bipolar disorder. Is there any correlation between hypomanic states and episodes of higher BP?
A: People with bipolar disorder have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease than the general population. I am not aware of...
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Q: I experience restless legs syndrome and my feet get cold. How can I treat it?
A: Life style changes, such as consistent sleep and waking times, are key to the treatment of restless legs syndrome. In addition, there are several prescription medications that can help....
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Q: Can RESPeRATE help Tinnitus?
A: To my knowledge, there have been no studies done to see if tinnitus (ringing in the ears) can be helped by RESPeRATE use. Focusing on music may help you learn to ignore the constant ringing in your ears.
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Q: Would either diverticulitis or colitis account for increased BP readings?
A: There are many types of colitis. Ischemic colitis is often associated with high blood pressure. Typically diverticulitis does not cause high blood pressure although pressure might go up transiently with episodes of stomach cramping.
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Q: Can a hiatal hernia in your stomach affect your BP or your heart?
A: A hiatal hernia can cause chest pain that is often confused with a heart attack. Because it is difficult to tell the difference, it is important for all chest pain to...
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Q: Does hypertension have any effect on glaucoma?
A: High blood pressure is associated with a higher incidence of glaucoma. The drugs used to treat glaucoma effect the whole body, not just the eye. It is important to let your eye doctor know you have hypertension,...
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Q: Is it normal for your BP to go up after an upper respiratory infection and a fever?
A: Many cough and cold preparations contain drugs that are known to elevate blood pressure. This is the most likely cause of elevated blood pressure after a common...
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Q: I have polycystic Kidney disease. Which BP medicine would be most effective, without the possibility of causing more kidney damage?
Posted: 2/19/2008
A: As a general rule, two classes of blood pressure drugs are felt to be effective in lowering blood pressure without worsening kidney...
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