Review on the Prevalence of Hypertension for Comprehensive Healthcare Strategies

Abstract:
Hypertension,
commonly called high blood pressure, is a widespread and chronic medical
condition marked by persistently elevated arterial pressure, defined as
readings of 140/90 mmHg or above. This health issue represents a significant
public health challenge, particularly in India, where a considerable number of
young people are affected yet remain largely unaware of their condition.
Studies reveal that around 75% of young individuals diagnosed with hypertension
do not pursue medical assistance, which can lead to severe health complications,
including cardiovascular disease, stroke and renal failure. The prevailing lack
of awareness and timely intervention intensifies the problem, highlighting the
critical need for comprehensive strategies aimed at prevention and management.
Such strategies should include lifestyle changes, such as adopting a nutritious
diet, engaging in regular physical activity and implementing stress reduction
techniques in addition to focused educational programs to enhance awareness. Moreover,
public health initiatives that promote early detection and community-oriented
healthcare services are essential in reducing the risks associated with
hypertension. Effectively tackling hypertension necessitates a holistic
approach that integrates personal accountability with supportive healthcare
policies, ultimately aiding in the decrease of morbidity and mortality linked
to this insidious condition in India.
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