Blood pressure and heart disease

 A notable part of people suffering from coronary heart disease is blood pressure. Excessive pressure accelerates coronary heart disease by increasing the rate of fat accumulation (Atherosclerosis) on the inner wall of the coronary artery. According to a large-scale study, fifty percent of men with coronary heart disease and about seventy five percent of women suffer from high blood pressure. The erectile relationship of the coronary heartbeat with the extra pressure is clear from the results of such surveys.

Except for coronary heart disease, if high blood pressure continues there are other types of heart problems may be got . However, coronary heart disease is one of the major and most damaging complications of the blood pressure exertion on the cardiovascular system. Harmful, because coronary heart failure can arise at any time a serious heart attack. Coronary heart disease does not just kill many people prematurely, but many people suffer long-termed diseases.

Systolic (mm Hg) Heart	Diastolic (mm Hg), Heart
Blood pressure, high normal	130–139	85–89
Grade 1 hypertension	140–159	90–99
Grade 2 hypertension	over 160	over 100

Lower than 90/60 is called a lower blood pressure.