Why am i having hypertension attack on just my right half of my body? About 90% of HBP is felt on my right half of body. When i measure both sides it gives different readings like 180/120 on right hand side and 130/90 on left hand side. Whats the reason behind this?
i am 24 y/o male with normal figure. not under or over weight.
Jim 06460389
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1st things 1st.... NORMAL blood pressure is BELOW 120 and below 80.
so with that being said How are you taking your blood pressure? a Friend? a Doctor Medic Nurse? Maybe some silly machine that you bought to monitor your heart rate while running? or even worse? was the machine ever calibrated to a BP cuff and stethoscope? or are you just playing around making believe you know what and how to take your BP? you say 90% of HBP is felt on the right side is stupid, since HIGH blood pressure is never felt and called the Silent killer you saying your One side is 50/30 points higher , yet your functioning normally ..its impossible just go to a doctor and tell him or her and tell them what you have stated here seriously
Jim M
The 1st thing a doc will look 4 is a possible arterial occlusion. In other words they can start by looking 4 a lg blockage in 1 or some of your right sided arteries. Go in and show them the diff.