Heart to Heart; Pregnant Women with Hypertension

From heart to heart: Recently high blood pressure pregnant women have significantly increased high blood pressure pregnancy scores due to delays in delivery and obesity. In a magazine called "healthy pregnancy", about 30% of women with high blood pressure primary women (primary pregnancy) contain articles of hypertension due to pregnancy. Hypertension during pregnancy is a common disease and related hypertension is idiopathic. In most cases, pregnancy with pregnancy hypertension has no symptoms, but the risk of abnormal bleeding and premature birth is very high.

Hypertensive diseases include (1) essential (primary) hypertension, (2) hypertensive heart disease, (3) hypertensive nephropathy and (4) hypertensive heart disease and kidney disease. Between 1999 and 2004, African-American men, Caucasian men, and African-American women increased hypertension mortality, whereas African-American men showed the largest increase. Throughout this period, African-American men and women have hypertension mortality (Figure 2). This is more than twice as many as white men.

Cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease, heart failure, stroke or hypertension are indicated. The death of the cardiovascular system is more common among males than in females (male age-adjusted mortality rate is 266.1 years, female is 182.1 years). In addition, non-Hispanic black American women have higher age-adjusted mortality rates for coronary heart disease than non-Hispanic white women or Hispanic women.

Coronary heart disease is steadily increasing in adulthood. That is the main cause of death at this stage. Coronary heart disease is caused by a reduction in blood supply to the myocardium caused by high blood pressure, atherosclerosis or coronary aneurysm (myocardial rupture). It can cause heart attacks and congestive heart failure for a long time. In the latter stage of adulthood, the ability of the lung to inhale and exhale air decreases (Horan & Brouwer, 1990; Spence & Mason, 1987). There are three reasons for this capacity reduction. First, changes in collagen components of the lungs result in a reduction in their elasticity and hence in the ability to expand and contract. Secondly, it helps to expand and contract the chest diaphragm and chest muscles. Third, age-related diseases such as scoliosis reduce chest volume