Medical articles of Blood pressure test

03/04/2025
Dr Usha Sharma
GP
Life begins: Taking care of women’s health after turning 40
As women enter their 40s, their bodies go through significant changes that can impact their overall health and well-being. Taking a proactive approach to health care, including routine screenings, lifestyle modifications and preventive measures, can help maintain long-term wellness and reduce the risk of age-related conditions.
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28/03/2025
Dr Neil Chapman
Hypertension specialist
Take control of your heart health: How early detection of hypertension can prevent future complications
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is often referred to as a ‘silent killer’ because it can develop without noticeable symptoms. Detecting and managing hypertension early is essential in preventing serious health complications such as heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure.
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05/03/2025
Dr Ashan Gunarathne
Consultant interventional cardiologist and associate professor
Hypertension: Causes, risks, and effective management
Hypertension (high blood pressure) is a condition that can sometimes lead to severe health risks, including heart disease. Dr Ashan Gunarathne, highly revered consultant interventional cardiologist, explains the causes of hypertension, the medications used to manage it, and when interventional procedures may become necessary.
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19/09/2024
Dr Richard Hull
Nephrologist
Hypertension and your kidneys: How high blood pressure affects renal function
Hypertension (high blood pressure) is a major cause of kidney disease. Proper management of hypertension can protect both your heart and kidneys, preventing complications such as chronic kidney disease or kidney failure. Here, Dr Richard Hull, renowned consultant nephrologist, provides an expert insight into the connection between hypertension and kidney health.
22/03/2024
Dr Gosia Wamil
Cardiologist
Understanding your numbers: The life-saving power of cardiac screening
When it comes to heart health, knowing your numbers can protect you against unforeseen health issues. Cardiac screening is vital in understanding your risk factors for heart-related issues, especially for those with a history or likelihood of cardiovascular conditions. But what does it mean to ‘know your numbers,’ and why is it crucial for women post-menopause? Leading consultant cardiologist Dr Gosia Wamil addresses these important questions in this informative article.
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24/11/2020
Dr Mark Thomas
Nephrologist
What is hypertension and why should you take notice?
Hypertension (136/82 blood pressure) is much more common than you might think. Around a third of UK adults have it and many may not even realise. The only way to know is to get tested. Dr Mark Thomas explains what the numbers on blood pressure readings mean and how he can help you if you have been recently diagnosed.
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24/05/2018
Dr Ahmed Elghamaz
Cardiologist
5 ways to diagnose high blood pressure
Hypertension is very common in our society. By the age of 60 half of our population has high blood pressure. It’s important to keep a check on your current blood pressure level because it can change with time. Leading cardiologist Dr Ahmed Elghamaz explains...
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