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Wife suffers from Orthostatic Hypotension = sitting position to standing position, BP can drop 20 to 30 points. Causing dizzy or passing out situations. This video makes things interesting to me for finding answers.
At the end of this video, it is stated that if hypertension or hypotension exist for a long time, the baroreceptors reset to the new normal levels. If you have high blood pressure for a long time, how do you reset the baroreceptors correctly to get to the proper normal levels? Another question is can plaque buildup in the carotid artery cause the baroreceptors not to work correctly?
I thought the same thing. Why arent medical agencies researching this in a way that may be more “natural”? This also backups the hypothesis that chronic stress causes hypertension. The US army doesn’t pay for the http treatment of their veterans because they claim that there is no evidence. Maybe lobbyist have something to do, we need to raise our voices,
so if it has reset itself to the new normal whats does this mean . is it ok now its the new normal ? wish there was more info on this i been trying to find an answer but my doc keeps throwing more meds i just want to heal it instead of masking it with drugs
@@decorativeironplus4644 No it's not okay. CVD is the main killer in the US. You have to address the source of the original hypertension - stress, poor diet, smoking, drinking, etc.
URGENT QUESTION Thank you for this very informative video. I have listed below a few questions I have concerning this topic. @ Alila Medical Media, I would very much appreciate if you could answer them. Does radius of arterioles and cardiac output return to their “original” values following the correction of arterial pressure by the baroreflex? For example, if a patient moves from a lying position to a standing position, their arterial pressure decreases. In response, the baroreflex increases arterial pressure by constricting most arterioles and increasing cardiac output. Blood pressure being restored to a “normal” value, the stimulation of baroreceptor should return to a “normal” value. In conclusion, I assume that the radius of the constricted arterioles as well as cardiac output should return to their original value (i.e. when the patient was lying down). If this is assumption is correct, why does this return to an original "state" not cause a second drop in blood pressure. If this assumption is incorrect and the arterioles remain constricted for a prolonged period of time, how does this constriction impact organ function?
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Wife suffers from Orthostatic Hypotension = sitting position to standing position, BP can drop 20 to 30 points. Causing dizzy or passing out situations.
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At the end of this video, it is stated that if hypertension or hypotension exist for a long time, the baroreceptors reset to the new normal levels. If you have high blood pressure for a long time, how do you reset the baroreceptors correctly to get to the proper normal levels? Another question is can plaque buildup in the carotid artery cause the baroreceptors not to work correctly?
I thought the same thing. Why arent medical agencies researching this in a way that may be more “natural”? This also backups the hypothesis that chronic stress causes hypertension. The US army doesn’t pay for the http treatment of their veterans because they claim that there is no evidence. Maybe lobbyist have something to do, we need to raise our voices,
Address source of the original hypertension.
so if it has reset itself to the new normal whats does this mean . is it ok now its the new normal ? wish there was more info on this i been trying to find an answer but my doc keeps throwing more meds i just want to heal it instead of masking it with drugs
@@decorativeironplus4644 No it's not okay. CVD is the main killer in the US. You have to address the source of the original hypertension - stress, poor diet, smoking, drinking, etc.
@@blusafe1 ok well how can it be reset ?
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URGENT QUESTION
Thank you for this very informative video. I have listed below a few questions I have concerning this topic.
@ Alila Medical Media, I would very much appreciate if you could answer them.
Does radius of arterioles and cardiac output return to their “original” values following the correction of arterial pressure by the baroreflex? For example, if a patient moves from a lying position to a standing position, their arterial pressure decreases. In response, the baroreflex increases arterial pressure by constricting most arterioles and increasing cardiac output. Blood pressure being restored to a “normal” value, the stimulation of baroreceptor should return to a “normal” value. In conclusion, I assume that the radius of the constricted arterioles as well as cardiac output should return to their original value (i.e. when the patient was lying down).
If this is assumption is correct, why does this return to an original "state" not cause a second drop in blood pressure.
If this assumption is incorrect and the arterioles remain constricted for a prolonged period of time, how does this constriction impact organ function?
The assumption is correct. It doesn't cause a second drop because now the person is standing stably, not changing position.
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