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How do the kidneys regulate blood pressure? How to recognize renal hypertension? Arterial hypertension (persistent increase in blood pressure from 140/90 mm Hg and above) is one of the most common diseases today. At the same time, according to statistics, 25-50% of all cases of hypertension at a young age occurs due to impaired renal function. How to recognize renal (nephrogenic) hypertension, the readers of "VV" are told by the candidate of medical sciences, the famous Vladimir cardiologist Pavel Novoselsky.  Pavel Albertovich, why does a malfunction of the kidneys affect blood pressure? - High blood pressure rarely occurs without a reason. In most cases, arterial hypertension is the result of progressive damage to any organ, including the kidneys. It is necessary to identify this body and figure out why it stopped working correctly, and take action. Things get more complicated when causal relationships are not obvious. Kidney disease is a c

How to increase blood pressure: 5 quick ways that will definitely help And 7 more, thanks to which you will forget about problems with pressure forever. Let's start with the good news: Low blood pressure is unpleasant, but most often safe. However, in no case should you ignore attacks of hypotension. What is low pressure and how dangerous it is Remember borderlineLow blood pressure (hypotension)level - 90/60. As long as the tonometer shows you these or higher values, everything is in order. But as soon as any of the numbers decreases - even the first, even the second - we can talk about low pressure. There is an important nuance here. If everything is unambiguous with high blood pressure: it is categorically dangerous for everyone, then low blood pressure may just be your feature. As long as it does not spoil life with ailments, it is not considered a violation, there is no need to fight it. It's another matter if the following symptoms appear:

Proper nutrition: where to start? The most detailed guide to the transition to the PP! You've probably heard the common expression more than once: "We are what we eat." And indeed it is. The choice of food directly affects our health. Food is the source of building materials for our cells, tissues and organs. It ensures the vital functions of the body, gives us energy and even affects our mood. That is why proper nutrition is one of the most important conditions for a healthy lifestyle. Who should consider switching to proper nutrition: For those who want to lose weight and get rid of excess weight. Those who decided to take the path of a healthy lifestyle (HLS). Those who play sports and want to keep themselves in good physical shape. For those who want to avoid possible health problems caused by poor diet. Those who already have health problems caused by poor nutrition and must follow a sensible diet (gastrointestinal problems, cardiovascular diseases,

full information of Acid reflux symptoms and treatment Acid reflux, or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) -This is a condition in which the acid normally found in the stomach is thrown into the esophagus, that is, into the muscular tube that connects the mouth and stomach. GERD symptoms: a burning sensation in the throat or a sour taste in the mouth; pain in the upper abdomen or behind the breastbone; difficulty swallowing; hoarseness or sore throat; unexplained cough Figures and facts Epidemiological data indicate that 15–20% of adults in developed countries experience symptoms at least once a week. In Western Europe and the United States, 40-50% of people experience heartburn all the time. In Russia, 63.6% of women and 61.7% of men complain of GERD, and 15.1% and 10.3% of them, respectively, experience symptoms frequently or constantly. The incidence of GERD is steadily increasing. The cost of antisecretory therapy f

HIV: the first symptoms stage and development of the disease The insidiousness of HIV and the conequenes of infection with it is nothing more than the carelessness of the people themselves. Yes, indeed, HIV infection is a serious disease. To date, there is no vaccine against it and it is completely incurable. But with timely diagnosis and subsequent HAART (highly active antiretroviral therapy), the life expectancy of HIV-positive patients is no different from the average. Drugs taken throughout life inhibit the development of HIV infection and people live to a very old age - 70 - 80 years. Following the recommendations of experts, they lead a normal life - they work, get married, travel and even have healthy children. The main thing is to recognize the first signs of the disease in time and seek help. The first signs of HIV infection Self-medication is a bad habit. When we feel unwell, we diagnose ourselves, prescribe medications, thereby ignoring the symptoms in the ear

Maleria : symptoms , prevention and treatment Malaria has always been and remains a deadly disease, every year thousands of people contract it by visiting countries located in the tropics and subtropics, so it is worth consulting a doctor before such trips. For some reason, it always seemed, and continues to seem, that if this attack exists somewhere, then it certainly is not within its native borders. Nevertheless, malaria is much closer and more dangerous than our compatriot, who is not privy to the essence of the problem, can imagine. Every year, malaria affects 350-500 million people worldwide, of which 1.3-3 million die. What is malaria and its causes? Malaria (swamp fever, intermittent fever) is an acute infectious disease that is transmitted from a sick person to a healthy person through the bites of Anopheles mosquitoes, by blood transfusion, from the mother to the fetus during pregnancy. One bite of an infected mosquito is enough for a portion of sporozoite

Why is it necessary to examine the mammary gland?   In recent years, the incidence of breast cancer , despite advances in science and health, has been increasing annually in most countries. At the same time, many women seek treatment far out of time. Thus, about 10% of patients with newly diagnosed breast cancer (BC) die in the first year due to advanced stages of the disease. The  Causes of breast cancer below What is Breast Cancer?   Breast cancer is a disease characterized by the development of a malignant tumor in one or both breasts. Symptoms of breast cancer: lump in the breast, discharge from the nipple, discoloration and contouring of the breast, swollen lymph nodes in the armpit. What factors increase the risk of developing breast cancer?   1.Age. women forty should be especially careful with themselves, since breast cancer is more often detected at the age of 40 to 60 years. 2.Heredity.  In the presence of breast cancer in close r

What are the symptoms of diabetes and signs of diabetes? Type 1 diabetes Type 1 diabetes mellitus can develop unexpectedly and cause symptoms such as Abnormal thirst and dry mouth Frequent urination Bed-wetting Lack of energy and extreme fatigue Constant hunger Sudden weight loss Blurred vision Type 1 diabetes is diagnosed when these symptoms are combined with a test that shows high blood glucose levels. Type 2 diabetes The symptoms of type 2 diabetes are as follows: Frequent urination Excessive thirst Extremely intense hunger Blurred vision Lack of energy and extreme fatigue Numbness and tingling in the hands and feet Slow wound healing and recurrent infections Many people with type 2 diabetes are unaware of their condition for a long time because the symptoms of the disease are usually not as obvious as the symptoms of type 1 diabetes and it can take years before a diagnosis is made. How is diabet