Hi everyone,
A Regular and heavy consumption of coffee is related to hypertension?
I have a family history of hypertension, CVD and type II diabetes, and so I do every year the following tests:
Blood tests:
- CBC
- Glucose
- Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
- Cholesterol
- HDL and LDL Cholesterol
- Creatinin
- Type 2 urine
- tryglicerids
Cardiac test:
- ECG
- Cardiac stress test
- Echocardiography
And a complete physical examination with my GP.
All tests are normal this year (except isolated PVCs that was detected) but my blood pressure was slightly high (142/85) after three measurements, but the doctor said that it is not a "big deal".
I'm 19 (almost 20), I am healthy (except asthma), have a balanced diet and practice exercise (when I have free time), I do not smoke and do not drink alcohol at all. The only medication I take is Symbicort every day to prevent asthma exacerbations.
Today I asked my colleague to measure and my BP was 135/85. Is it that I drink coffee regularly? It is cause for worry?
A Regular and heavy consumption of coffee is related to hypertension?
I have a family history of hypertension, CVD and type II diabetes, and so I do every year the following tests:
Blood tests:
- CBC
- Glucose
- Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
- Cholesterol
- HDL and LDL Cholesterol
- Creatinin
- Type 2 urine
- tryglicerids
Cardiac test:
- ECG
- Cardiac stress test
- Echocardiography
And a complete physical examination with my GP.
All tests are normal this year (except isolated PVCs that was detected) but my blood pressure was slightly high (142/85) after three measurements, but the doctor said that it is not a "big deal".
I'm 19 (almost 20), I am healthy (except asthma), have a balanced diet and practice exercise (when I have free time), I do not smoke and do not drink alcohol at all. The only medication I take is Symbicort every day to prevent asthma exacerbations.
Today I asked my colleague to measure and my BP was 135/85. Is it that I drink coffee regularly? It is cause for worry?