Advertisement
Advertisement
high blood pressure
noun
- elevation of the arterial blood pressure or a condition resulting from it; hypertension. : HBP
high blood pressure
/ hī /
- See hypertension
Word History and Origins
Origin of high blood pressure1
Example Sentences
They have higher rates of kidney disease and high blood pressure.
Chavez, who has diabetes and high blood pressure, said hospital workers didn’t mention shelters or provide a list of options.
If the readings point to trouble like abnormally high blood pressure, the nurse alerts the senior’s primary-care physician, who can then set up a virtual visit to determine the next steps.
The 37-year-old has asthma, high blood pressure and obesity, putting him at increased risk for severe illness and complications from the virus.
While Campos was the last to develop symptoms, “when it hit her, it happened so quick,” said her daughter, Yuri Campos, 37, who said her mother had asthma, high blood pressure and prediabetes.
They say another passenger trapped in line is suffering from high blood pressure.
High blood pressure and arthritis—working for Spin magazine!
Medical panel loosens guidelines about when people over 60 should be treated for high blood pressure.
Second, the rates of high blood pressure, etc were not that low.
I suffered intense sinus flare-ups, headaches, high blood pressure, wheezes, and coughs.
Apoplexy comes next, especially if the fat man is also a florid man with a fast heart or an inclination to high blood pressure.
Hormotone Without Post-Pituitary is recommended for use in neurasthenic conditions associated with high blood pressure.
I am called to the draft, and they found I have high blood pressure.
Doctors had told him he was in danger of death because of severe attacks of vertigo and a high blood pressure.
Hardening of the arteries as well as high blood pressure are returned to normal in 100 per cent of the cases.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse