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High Blood Pressure and Destructive Diseases of the Arteries

What is High Blood Pressure’s Destructive Diseases of the Arteries?

If you have high blood pressure, and have done for a number of years, your heart may become larger due to years of overworking. This means that you are at a massive risk of developing a number of heart diseases, each with painful symptoms, usually fatal if not treated properly. Hypertension can cause huge damage that is usually irreparable to the arteries.

Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH)

This is a type of high blood pressure that causes too much stress on the pulmonary artery. This condition develops a desperate need for treatment when the pressure inside the arteries becomes greater than 25 mmHg. An average, healthy person has a blood pressure level of 14 mmHg through the arteries. The muscles of the artery walls start to tighten because they are trying to work too hard to reduce the amount of pressure, unsuccessfully. This is a ‘catch 22’, because as the walls tighten and the muscles over-develop, the pressure actually increases because there is far less space for the blood to travel through, meaning the blood flow slows and more blood pressure builds up.

Not only can the inside walls thicken, but scar tissue can form to try to alleviate some of the pressure, again causing a narrowing of the passageways and forcing the walls of the arteries to harden, making the pressure build further.

If PAH goes completely untreated, or is mistreated, the consequences are severe illness, leading to heart failure and then death. The primary causes are genetic, if your family has a history of this condition. Some other causes can be blood clots, heart disease, severe lung diseases, obesity, high cholesterol and heavy smoking. The condition also exacerbates other heart conditions because the right side of the heart is forced into overworking itself, and because it becomes so overworked, it fails.

Atherosclerosis

Atherosclerosis refers to a narrowing and even sometimes a hardening of the artery walls. As with most high blood pressure related heart conditions, the risk of developing this illness increases over time, so it is best to stick to a healthy diet and exercise, especially later on in life. This condition can also lead to heart attacks and ultimately total heart failure.

The build up of a plaque like substance is the cause for this disease. There are other big contributors, including high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol. All of these conditions either harden or clog the artery walls, creating a scar tissue that traps all of the plaque inside. Even worse is that with the build up of this plaque can come blood clots which will narrow the arteries more. This will bring the sufferer into the highest risk category.

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)

CAD concerns the arteries that lead into the heart. These, as with most serious heart conditions, become narrow and sometimes hardened. CAD is thought to be one of the most serious heart diseases, and is better known, in its different stages as angina and a heart attack. These conditions have similar symptoms, involving major chest pains because the necessary sections of the heart do not receive enough blood. A heart attack can lead on to complete heart failure which is a result of one or more particular ventricles not receiving enough blood, then not functioning properly.

As with most heart diseases, a good diet and enough exercise can treat CAD, if it is discovered soon enough. The best idea is to maintain a healthy lifestyle as a preventative measure, to ensure it never happens.