How is Back Pain Related to High Blood Pressure

how is neck pain back pain and headaches
related to high blood pressure these are
three common reasons somebody will seek
care of my office and more if than not
when I look on the exam form they’re
taking aomine and ibuprofin one or both
sometimes in some cases daily weeks uh
over the course of months or even years
on a recurring basis and if you look on
the back of those bottles that’s one of
the major side effects is the prevalence
for high blood pressure high blood
pressure affects 50 million Americans
and when you’re taking these drugs on a
recurring basis it raises your chances
of developing high blood pressure some
research shows that if you’re taking it
on a regular basis uh on a scheduled
dose what will happen is you can be as
high as
90% more likely to develop high blood
pressure so this is a big problem the
medicine that you’re taking is not
getting to the core of the problem
especially if you’re taking it over the
course of months it’s just cutting down
the symptoms blocking the pain signals
it’s it’s kind of like if you had a fire
in your house and you just cut off the
fire Al would that change the fire no
you want to put out the fire a lot of
times we see patients with dysfunction
in their neck or their head or even the
joints of their spine which can cause
irritation on the nerves which can
trigger those pains and if we remove
that restriction we allow the body to
heal properly then these ailments can go
away and you do not need to take the
medication and you don’t run the risk of
developing high blood pressure something
to consider