Hypotension. Arterial hypotension. Hypotonia

Human Blood Pressure. Origins of Pressure.

Human blood pressure is controlled by the central nervous system within the unconditioned reflex of circulation. Blood pressure increases or decreases as a natural physiological and psychological response to stimuli from the environment. If a person feels indignation, their pressure is raised and blood rushes to the face. If a person is frightened, their pressure goes down and skin turns pale.

Low Blood Pressure. How to Raise Pressure? Causes of Disease.

Arterial hypotension is a learned form of behaviour in which the blood pressure’s decreased response to environmental stimuli becomes uncontrollable by the CNS and threatens the person’s health. Thus, the disease is caused by a behavioural disorder of the unconditioned circulation reflex.                                                                                                                                

Arterial Pressure. Pressure Increasing Pills. How to Increase Pressure? Medication Treatment of Arterial Hypotension.

Generally, arterial hypertension treatment using medications does not result in complete recovery mitigating only crisis pressure drops. Using this approach, it is possible to remove symptoms but not the causes of the disease. Therefore, the disease may take a chronic form. There are no pills against hypotonia. Pressure increasing pills are extremely dangerous for health. People may suffer from chronic hypotension syndrome during their lifetime and spend a lot of money to maintain their health until they remove the behavioural causes of their disease. Medication treatment of hypotonia is to be necessarily accompanied by professional behavioural psychotherapy aimed at the normalization of the unconditioned circulation reflex.

Take a test for psychosomatics of arterial hypotension