Doctor's Voice
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What should I know during COVID if I am Hypertensive
Dr. Mahuya Sikdar highlights measures for the management of high blood pressure during COVID-19 and also clears associated myths
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Hypertension vis-a-vis Family History and Pregnancy
Dr. Dutta explains the effect of family history on high blood pressure. He also tells how high blood pressure might affect health during pregnancy
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Hypertension and its effect on Kidneys
Dr. Inderjeet Singh explains how high blood pressure affects kidney. He also highlights high cholesterol as a risk factor for hypertension
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Knowing your risk and medications can help improve your BP
Dr Geetha Philips says understanding your risk for hypertension and taking effective measures to stay healthy goes a long way in controlling hypertension. She also explains various antihypertensive medications
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High Blood Pressure Vis-Ã -vis Brain And Kidney
In this video, Dr. Bindu Rajagopal discusses the effect of high blood pressure on brain and kidney health
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Hypertension: No more a disease of elderly populace
High blood pressure has crossed the age barriers and even affects youth, says Dr. Chandrasekar
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Awareness about the risks and treatment for better management of BP
Dr. Ashish Agarwal explains the impact of family history on your risk of having high BP, and throws light on the importance of knowing your antihypertensive medications
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Self-monitoring of blood pressure is important
Dr. Sandeep Suri explains how home-monitoring of blood pressure helps in achieving target blood pressure goals
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Manage high BP and its complications with yoga
Uncontrolled hypertension lead to complications that can affect almost every organ in the body. However, yoga can help you manage hypertension holistically, says Dr. Debasish saha
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High Blood pressure: Home monitoring and impact of family history
Family history influences your chances of having high BP, while in patients with high BP home monitoring of BP certainly helps, says Dr. Ashok Mukherjee
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High salt intake ups the risk of high blood pressure
As recommended by WHO, one should not consume more than 5 grams of salt in a day, says Dr. M.K. Ansari