Coronary Heart Disease
Lowering raised blood pressure decreases the frequency of stroke, coronary events, heart failure, and renal failure. Possible causes of hypertension, contributory factors, risk factors, and the presence of any complications of hypertension, such as left ventricular hypertrophy need to be diagnosed early.
Lifestyle changes like smoking cessation, weight reduction, reduction of excessive intake of alcohol, reduction of dietary salt, reduction of total and saturated fat, increasing exercise, and increasing fruit and vegetable intake reduce blood pressure and cardiovascular risk.
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