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Having COVID may increase the risk of high blood pressure more than other viral illnesses, such as influenza, a new study has found. People 40 or older, men, Black people, and those with certain preexisting conditions, like coronary artery disease, might have an even higher risk.
MONDAY, Aug. 21, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- COVID-19 patients face a markedly greater risk for developing persistently high blood pressure, even if they never had blood pressure concerns before, new
The study found a "significant association" between Covid-19 and the development of persistent high blood pressure among those with no…
The study found a "significant association" between Covid-19 and the development of persistent high blood pressure among those with no…
The study found a "significant association" between Covid-19 and the development of persistent high blood pressure among those with no…