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Can High Blood Pressure Cause Joint Pain? | Dr Niraj Vora

Dr. Niraj Vora is one of the leading experts on joint pain and helps the patients in alleviating the pain in the body. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) taken for chronic knee pain could increase your risk for high blood pressure.

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Can High Blood Pressure Cause Joint Pain? | Dr Niraj Vora

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  1. Can High Blood Pressure Cause Joint Pain? – Dr niraj vora http://www.drnirajvora.com

  2. Joint pain is the most discussed and talked upon by the doctors across the world and Indian people aren’t immune to that. Joint pain refers predominantly to any pain, aches, discomforts in the joints. • Arthritisis commonly singled out as the biggest cause of joint pain in the body. High Blood pressure or hypertension is a common medical diagnosis among citizens in all walks of life. • If left untreated or undiagnosed, high blood pressure can cause many health problems. Many patients are diagnosed with both joint pain and high blood pressure which hints at a link between them. The relationship between osteoarthritis and hypertension is influenced by variety of factors. http://www.drnirajvora.com

  3. Causes of Blood pressure: • Smoking • Overweight • Too much salt intake • Old age • Stress • Lack of exercises http://www.drnirajvora.com

  4. Link between joint pain and High blood pressure: • Osteoarthritis has been linked to obesity, as has high blood pressure. Drugs used for osteoarthritis – the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs – leads to salt and water retention by the kidney and can cause an increase in blood pressure. • Individuals suffering from joint pain and pain leads to increase in blood pressure. There are plenty of reasons to pinpoint the link the two problems. With joint pain, one’s mobility is hindered and interferes with one’s daily to daily life activities. http://www.drnirajvora.com

  5. Link between joint pain and High blood pressure: • This leads to worries and increasing stress on one’s health which in turn leads to an abrupt increase in the blood pressure. • However, for individuals who have severe pain, anxiety, or hard-to-control hypertension, an elevation in blood pressure may rapidly elevate to worsening health or far more serious life threatening issues. http://www.drnirajvora.com

  6. Exercise : The Way Out • Physical activity is actually a natural pain reliever plus improving the blood pressure. Being sedentary has a profound impact on the body as the individual can be susceptible to high blood pressure and other chronic conditions. • Healthcare providers and doctors needs to make the patients aware of the link between high blood pressure and joint pain. Pain and blood pressure forms an unlikely relationship and has consequences for the patients. http://www.drnirajvora.com

  7. Exercise : The Way Out • It is essential that the risks and benefits of medications be evaluated when employing pharmaceuticals to manage arthritis symptoms. • Dr. Niraj Vora is one of the leading experts on joint pain and helps the patients in alleviating the pain in the body. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) taken for chronic knee pain could increase your risk for high blood pressure. Consulting the doctor is key to helping the patients overcome the knee pain while avoiding the high blood pressure. http://www.drnirajvora.com

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