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RONITA:

I come from a family where basically all the women in the family have been nurses. My mom before me, my grandma before her, my aunts and well a few more people. I love everything there is to being a nurse and I’m motivated to work hard everyday because of my compassion for people. I get immense satisfaction from helping people and it makes me feel that I’ve been able to make a difference in their lives.

Well that is precisely why I decided to start blogging, so that I know I’m helping people in some way or the other. I hope you find everything useful and wish u all a healthy blessed life!

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postheadericon High BP

June 16th, 2010 | Author:

High blood pressure increases the risk of several serious conditions but has no symptoms, which is why doctors often check your blood pressure as a matter of course. It is important that high blood pressure is picked up because most of the complications of this condition can be prevented by taking appropriate measures. This may involve lifestyle changes and or taking regular medication.

It is recommend that you have your blood pressure checked on a regular basis, and ideally it should be checked by your doctor at least every two or three years form the age of 40 onwards. High levels of cholesterol have been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease in general. A blood test measures cholesterol and other blood fats what doctors refer to as your lipi.

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