Hypertension treatment
Do you suffer from high blood pressure (hypertension)? Exercise physiology can help.
Get help in managing your hypertension so you can lead a healthier, fulfilled life and partake in the activities you enjoy.
Free Initial Hypertension Consult
Reduce the incidence of heart attacks and strokes in the future
Improve your heart health
Reduced future health costs
Symptoms of Hypertension
Common Hypertension Symptoms
Frequent headaches
Fatigue or confusion
Dizziness or lightheadedness
Blurred or double vision
Shortness of breath
Increased frequency of nosebleeds
Chest pain
Blood pressure changes, and we want it to. Unfortunately, for some people, their blood pressure is at a level that can be detrimental to their future health. Our heart is a pump and works constantly, however with higher blood pressure, your heart has to work harder which can change the shape and thickness of your heart. When this happens, your heart becomes less effective at its job and can lead to further complications that are far more difficult and invasive to help. As such, catch it early so you can live a longer and happier life.
How do we help treat Hypertension?
An exercise physiologist plays a major role in hypertension treatment. Regular, suitable exercise can help lower blood pressure, reduce weight, and improve heart health. We incorporate aerobic exercises like walking, swimming, or cycling, along with strength training, to ensure all-around fitness. When performed correctly and with safety in mind, exercise provides a short term reduction in blood pressure. Over time, with consistent exercise, blood pressure can be lowered for longer. The exact mechanism is still not yet known, but is a combination of many hormonal and neuronal changes that occur due to the health improving nature of cardiovascular exercise.
Join us and reclaim control over your health. Let’s work together to create a safe, effective, and tailored exercise plan to help manage your hypertension.
Overcome Hypertension.
How to get started:
Book a session
Simply book online or give us a call to book your session.
Initial consult
We'll get to know and understand where you're at in your health journey, and create a plan tailored to your needs.
Get stronger, move better
Manage your condition, strengthen your body and live an active life.
Common Causes of Hypertension
- Excess weight
- Age
- History of smoking
- Excessive alcohol consumption
- High levels of salt in the diet
- Stress
- Certain chronic conditions
- Diabetes
Risks of untreated Hypertension
Uncontrolled hypertension can lead to:
- Heart attack or stroke
- Aneurysm
- Heart failure
- Kidney failure
What to expect at your appointment
- Detailed initial consultation to understand your medical history and unique experiences with hypertension
- Physical assessment to evaluate your overall health and readiness for exercise
- Education on the latest research about exercise’s benefits on hypertension
- Screen-designed exercise routines tailored to your health needs
- Progress monitoring and adjustment of exercise plan as needed
Hypertension treatment FAQs
What are treatment options for hypertension?
Lifestyle modifications, such as diet and exercise, are at the core of high blood pressure treatment. In some cases, medication may be required.
Can my hypertension get better?
Definitely! With an effective approach consisting of dietary modification, stress management, and exercise, you can significantly improve your hypertension symptoms, enhance your quality of life, and reduce the likelihood of developing further health complications.
Can exercise help manage hypertension?
Absolutely! Regular physical activity is proven to help lower blood pressure, manage weight, and improve heart health.
Should I avoid certain things if I have hypertension?
Yes, notably salt, alcohol, caffeine, smoking, and stress. A balanced, healthy diet and regular exercise, along with avoiding smoking, can go a long way in managing hypertension.
How can I manage my hypertension on a daily basis?
Beyond regular exercise, maintaining a diet with reduced sodium, limiting alcohol, avoiding tobacco and managing stress are beneficial. Regular pressure monitoring and medical check-ups are essential as well.
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