- Atherosclerosis: narrowing of the arteries.
- Stroke: haemorrhage or blood clot in the brain.
- Aneurysm: dangerous expansion of the main artery either in the chest or the abdomen, which becomes weakened and may rupture.
- Heart attack.
- Heart failure: reduced pumping ability.
- Kidney failure.
- Eye damage.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
What complications are caused by high blood pressure?
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