Dangers of high Blood

High blood pressure or hypertension is not only trigger heart disease, also cause disturbances of thinking and learning. In fact, it could suffer memory loss. The study, published in the Journal Archives of Neurology revealed that high blood pressure associated with one of two types of mild memory impairment. This condition can signal the development of memory loss, but not the type strongly associated with Alzheimer's disease. In the study mentioned, people who suffered mild damage memory may experience language difficulties, memory, attention span or other mental functions are important enough to attract the attention of others.

The condition has been detected in the examination. One type of highly influence memory, and other types not. However, cognitive impairment is not enough to affect daily life. The person concerned does not show other symptoms of memory loss. Parents of high blood pressure in studies often have some form of mild cognitive impairment that can be the beginning of blood vessel disorders.The second most common form is the loss of memory after an attack Alzheimer's. The disorder often associated with stroke. Well, high blood pressure causes an increased risk of stroke. The study involved 918 people in New York, average age 76 years and have mild cognitive impairment when they entered the study in 1992 through 1994. They were given physical examinations and cognitive tests when they entered the study, then rechecked approximately every 18 months. Their progress monitored for an average of 4.5 years. During that time, 334 of them had cognitive impairment. Those suffering from high blood pressure have a 40 percent higher risk of developing mild cognitive impairment. In addition, 70 percent more likely to experience a form of "nonamnestik"-which does not involve a larger memory disorders. Another study that tracks a nationally representative sample of 4,646 U.S. adults, shows that as many as three-fourths of those who had conditions such as coronary heart disease, stroke, diabetes or other diseases that increase risk for cardiovascular complications, also has high blood pressure problems. In fact, there are a number of other evidence which indicates there is a close relationship between the health system of the heart and blood vessels with brain health. according to professor of neurology and psychiatry at the University of Pittsburg, Oscar Lopez, MD "Our study shows that a good system of blood vessels will also have a good brain,"This is due to hypertension causes blood flow to the brain causes the non-current