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Dear Doctor, Assalamu alaikum. I am having high BP from the day of delivery of my second child in 1999. Most of the time my BP maintains at high level, some times I get non-stop head ache with more sweating. I am not taking regular medicine for BP, could you please advice me. Is there any treatment other than allopathy available to maintain the BP?

- SairaSadiq

Dear Saira.

First of all understand that BP per say is not a disease. When some part of your body is devoid of energy for its normal activity extra nutrition is necessary. This additional nutrition has to be supplied only through blood. So blood needs to be pumped in with extra force and volume to make up for the nutritional deficiency as a result there is very natural elevation of blood pressure. Therefore raise in BP is a natural phenomenon and one should be happy when she sees a rise in BP for it is a fool proof indication that your cardio vascular system is in its prime and glorious state of physiological activity.

Next your headache is not linked with the BP. And very important is that there is no cure through medicine of any kind when the disease has struck you except the belief that you shall have until the last for the completion of cure. All medical treatment is a farce.

 

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