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High Diastolic Blood Pressure
High diastolic blood pressure may affect arthritis or cholesterol.
The measurement of the circulatory system is on two levels; the upper level is the sistole level and is the rcording when the heart contracts and the lower level is the diastole level when the heart rests between beats. The measurement for normal is 120 over 80 amd for hypertension is 140 over 90. With advancing age the two levels increase; however the diastole level does not increase after age fifty five but the sistole level keeps going up.
High diastolic blood pressure may affect arthritis or cholesterol.
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High Diastolic Blood Pressure
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arthritis, cholesterol
The levels of the circulatory system have wide swings. It is uaually lower in the morning and higher in the evening. It goes up after stress or exercise, and it goes up after food or drink.
High diastolic blood pressure may affect arthritis or cholesterol.
