Lead a healthy life 123

To lead a healthy life - Life is so beautiful _ but In our spending life sometimes we are fall in various types of problems, for that- suddenly we fall in illness - physically or mentally. But some consciousness and take steps in proper time, we can overcome it. Sometimes our ignorance convince us to avoid awareness.
My housemate's father suddenly went blind. When he was taken to the doctor, the doctor told him that the patient was suffering from high blood pressure.
Many people around us are suffering from high blood
pressure but do not know it or do not pay attention to it. Many also have
various misconceptions about high blood pressure.
To
lead a healthy life, it is important for us to be aware
of the misconceptions that experts have identified -
The doctor said - High blood pressure is considered
the main risk factor for stroke, kidney disease, blindness, etc.
1) "Many
people think that there is no need to measure blood pressure unless you are
old. Because high blood pressure is common in adults." This idea is wrong.
High blood pressure can occur at a relatively young age. It can even occur in
young people. Therefore, everyone should have their blood pressure measured at
some point. Again, many people think that "blood pressure can increase a
little as we age, and there is nothing to worry about." This idea is also
wrong. At any age, if blood pressure goes above normal levels, it should be
treated.
2) Does
having no problems mean that blood pressure is normal? --- "I don't have
headaches, I don't get dizzy, I sleep well, I don't have these problems, I
don't have high blood pressure", - this is also wrong. In most cases,
there are no symptoms of high blood pressure. It is detected during routine
checkups. Therefore, blood pressure should be measured regularly.
3) Take
medicine when blood pressure increases: -- Many people say that they only take
medicine when their blood pressure is high. Then, when it becomes normal, they
don't take it anymore. This is dangerous. Blood pressure medicines usually have
to be taken regularly. Without the advice of a doctor, they should not stop
taking medicine suddenly or leave it in the middle of the day. If the blood
pressure drops too much, the dose or type of medicine can be changed on the advice
of a doctor.
4) Does
eating tamarind or sour reduce blood pressure? -- When blood pressure
increases, many people eat tamarind pulp, while others eat lemon slices. This
is said to reduce blood pressure. There is no scientific basis for this belief.
Rather, eating tamarind and sour things with salt can further increase blood
pressure.
5) Is
it forbidden for high blood pressure patients to eat eggs and milk? -- Excess
salt is forbidden for high blood pressure patients. Excessively salty foods,
such as pickles, pickles, sauced foods, processed or packaged foods are also
forbidden. But eggs and milk are not forbidden. However, to avoid heart disease
and stroke, you should eat less fatty and fried foods.
6) Is
it wrong to take one medicine for a long time? -- Many people have been taking
a medicine for many years and their blood pressure is under control. Even then,
they want to change it. Because, they think that it may not be right to take
one medicine for a long time. This is also a wrong idea. There is no need to
change the medicine without any reason. Blood pressure control is the real
thing.
We need to know and accept all these to
lead a healthy life.