How does high blood pressure develop?

Hypertension is a disease that many people will encounter nowadays. Although general hypertension does not actually cause much harm to you directly, if blood pressure is controlled stably, then we can also live a healthy and happy life. However, we must not easily ignore this problem and must pay attention to actively receiving treatment. Let's understand why hypertension occurs.

Hypertension can actually affect our physical health, especially for obese people, where hypertension is most likely to occur. Therefore, in daily life, we must pay attention to controlling our diet and maintaining a healthy body to better avoid this disease.

A brief introduction to the formation mechanism of hypertension

First of all, let us abandon any pathological and complication factors and look at hypertension from a physics perspective. Based on the principles of fluid mechanics and compression dynamics, I compare the heart, blood vessels and capillaries to a sealed pressure circulation system. That is to say, the human body is a machine, and the heart and blood vessels are the lubrication system. The Yaxiang Encyclopedia of Traditional Chinese Medicine states that TCM believes that the formation of hypertension is caused by unstable metabolism of vascular endothelial tissue and disorder of sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, which lead to increased blood pressure.

1. Let's start with the most common hypertension in obese people. Obese people have too much fat, which causes a certain degree of squeezing on blood vessels. When the pipeline is squeezed, the power source needs to increase the power to make the original circulation possible. As the power of the power source increases, the pipeline pressure will also increase accordingly, forming high pressure.

2. Caused by thrombosis caused by internal blood and other diseases, the metabolism of blood is not discharged thoroughly, and dirt is formed inside the pipe, causing a certain blockage in the pipe and increasing the pressure.

3. Aged-related and disease-related sclerosis of pipes. If the pipes are bent and hardened, high pressure will be caused.

4. Pathological capillary blockage and traumatic capillary blockage are also factors.

5. Caused by pathological changes in the body. Some patients with high blood sugar have over-excited digestive systems and pathological changes in the gastrointestinal tract, which will cause certain blood circulation blockages in the gastrointestinal tract and cause high blood pressure. This is just one example.

6. Congenital and acquired defects in the heart.

7. Caused by cerebrovascular disease.

8. High blood pressure caused by drying up of blood.

The above factors are affected by seasonal changes and are prone to disease!

The above is an introduction to the causes of high blood pressure. I hope that from these introductions everyone can have a more comprehensive understanding of these issues, so that they can effectively help themselves treat and prevent, thereby reducing the various adverse harms caused by high blood pressure.