Inside Health
When to take Blood Pressure Pills; ADHD; Recurrent Fevers; Head lice
Oct 29, 2019
Exploring the optimal timing for blood pressure pills, struggles in getting help for ADHD, rare genetic conditions causing recurrent fevers, and effective treatments for head lice. Delving into groundbreaking research on evening dosing for blood pressure medication, challenges in assessments for neurodevelopmental conditions, and managing hereditary health issues with over-the-counter remedies.
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- Taking blood pressure medication at night may significantly reduce stroke and heart attack risk, but more research is required.
- Assessing and diagnosing conditions like ADHD requires a holistic approach, considering coexisting conditions and improving access to unified services.
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Nighttime Dosing for High Blood Pressure
Taking blood pressure medication at night could have significant benefits, reducing the risk of stroke or heart attack. Research from Spain showed that individuals taking medication at night were half as likely to die from a stroke or heart attack compared to those taking it in the morning. The study's findings could potentially revolutionize global medical practices. However, more research is needed to confirm these results.
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