Hypertension Damages the Kidney Long Before Symptoms Arise

Hypertension Damages the Kidney Long Before Symptoms Arise

Studies show that the established pharmaceutical strategies for controlling high blood pressure produce a meaningful reduction in mortality risk, even though they do nothing to repair or reverse the underlying cell and tissue damage that causes hypertension. This outcome is possible because the raised blood pressure of hypertension is very damaging in and of itself, harming vital tissues throughout the body. The kidney is particular vulnerable t…

The lawyer of IMM Secretary General Mahir Polat stated that his discharge from the hospital did not mean that his health was stable, and drew attention to the fact that hypertension carries the risk of heart attack and brain hemorrhage.

Mahir Polat's lawyer Erdem: Hypertension damages his brain, kidneys and heart; risk of heart attack and brain hemorrhage is constant