Take this as a sign to go get your blood pressure tested.
showed that people had a significant rise in blood pressure in 2020 as compared to the previous year. The study of blood pressure in nearly half a million adults found that the blood pressure increase affected all age groups, and both men and women, although larger increases were seen in women., known as hypertension, is also called the"silent killer," since it has few symptoms but can cause fatal heart attacks and stroke.
High blood pressure can also cause damage to the heart, brain, blood vessels, kidneys, and eyes, and affect sexual function. With respect to COVID, those diagnosed with hypertension may be at a greater risk for having a severe case if they get infected with coronavirus., but this research proves we also have to deal with other pandemic-related chronic health conditions.
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