Central Florida's Independent Jewish Voice
As we age, monitoring blood pressure becomes increasingly vital for heart health. Seniors are particularly prone to isolated systolic hypertension. Regular monitoring helps detect and manage such risks. It’s essential not only to spot high blood pressure but also to track its trends over time. Seniors and healthcare providers can then make informed decisions about lifestyle changes and treatments.
Blood pressure and heart health
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a silent threat to seniors’ heart health, increasing the risk of heart diseases, strokes, and kidney issues. The strain from h...
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