High blood pressure cured by 60 minute operation
Posted on December 26, 2009
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High blood pressure is a massive problem for many million people in the Uk and worldwide. Many high blood pressure remedies are dangerous and do not help cure high blood pressure. A new high blood pressure operation called renal sympathetic-nerve ablation is thought to help cure high blood pressure by disrupting brain signals. A wire is placed into a blood vessel near the kidneys to disrupt the nerves/signals which actually cause high blood pressure.
It is thought this blood pressure operation can lower blood pressure enough to reduce risk of stroke by as much as 50%. A 68 year old man undergone the renal sympathetic-nerve ablation high blood pressure operation and said his blood pressure was lowered after 14 days. It is hoped that this high blood pressure operation will help many suffering from hypertension come of their hypertensive drugs within a three month period. This should help solve symptoms of compliance and high blood pressure medication side effects.
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