borderline hypertension

In the Michigan study, the patients with borderline hypertension had average readings of 130/93.

In the study, the 124 young people with borderline hypertension had some other striking characteristics.

But this study goes further than any other in showing that borderline hypertension over many years can also cause organ damage.

The World Health Organization calls pressures from 90 to 94 borderline hypertension.

Arterial response during cold pressor test in borderline hypertension.

Borderline hypertension, probably secondary to obesity.

This condition is called hyperkinetic borderline hypertension.

There is evidence that some younger people with prehypertension or "borderline hypertension" have high cardiac output, an elevated heart rate, and normal peripheral resistance.

He listed those factors as an enlarged heart, abnormal liver functions, borderline hypertension, an overweight condition, use of Xenadrine and dieting.

He and other experts said the findings suggested that people with borderline hypertension should be followed more closely and treated more aggressively than is customary now.

But this is often enough to bring a person with borderline hypertension into the normal range, or to reduce the amount of medication that a person must take.

Perper said Bechler had hardly eaten in several days and also had an enlarged heart, borderline hypertension and liver abnormalities.

A Package of Risks "Borderline hypertension in most cases comes as a package with many other risks for cardiac disease," said Dr. Julius.

An autopsy attributed his heat stroke to a convergence of factors, including not only the pills but also an enlarged heart, abnormal liver function, borderline hypertension, excess weight and failure to eat well for several days.

Least Thoroughly Studied The authors said such borderline hypertension was the most common form of untreated high blood pressure among those over 60 years old and the least thoroughly studied type of high blood pressure.

The medical examiner also learned that Bechler, who had borderline hypertension, had been using a weight-reducing supplement, Xenadrine RFA-1, that contains ephedra, a stimulant linked to deaths, strokes, heart problems and psychotic episodes.