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Why Do I Get Tired Very Quickly?
hi i am 25 year old male from india, from last few years i am having problem of high blood pressure, i have been to few doctors all of them says that i have a high blood pressure but they don t know the reasons, they tested my heart , liver , kidney , blood, hormones and every test result showed that i am 100% healthy but still my bp stays high, my bp stays constantly at 150/100. i do regular exercise for 15-20 min . I have a stress free life, i have supportive parents, very nice friends, i don t any type of drugs or alcohol. I don t feel sick all the time but i do get tired very quickly, even 20 min of exercise make me very tired. I just want to know why my bp does not comes to normal range even when i am perfectly healthy.
Mon, 26 May 2014
Hi there,
I am happy to know that you are conducting a very active and healthy lifestyle regimen.
You are concerned because your bp stays constantly at 150/100. At this point, I'd ask "when do you measure your bp":
- is it immediately after walking or doing physical activity?
- is it after eating?
- or once you wake up?
Usually, I advise to :
- sit down for at least 15 minutes prior to measure your bp
- stay calm, try to relax. I think you are getting such elevated bp because you are stressed out when the measurement takes placed. As you are concerned about the result, this will increase your heart beats and bp too.
- increased levels of cholesterol and blood sugar can also lead to high bp and getting tired very quickly
You can discuss this with your doctor to determine the real cause.
Dr.Albana
I am happy to know that you are conducting a very active and healthy lifestyle regimen.
You are concerned because your bp stays constantly at 150/100. At this point, I'd ask "when do you measure your bp":
- is it immediately after walking or doing physical activity?
- is it after eating?
- or once you wake up?
Usually, I advise to :
- sit down for at least 15 minutes prior to measure your bp
- stay calm, try to relax. I think you are getting such elevated bp because you are stressed out when the measurement takes placed. As you are concerned about the result, this will increase your heart beats and bp too.
- increased levels of cholesterol and blood sugar can also lead to high bp and getting tired very quickly
You can discuss this with your doctor to determine the real cause.
Dr.Albana
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