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[22806] Geraldo [関東] 2025/11/30(Sun) 02:22 
High blood strain (hypertension) is widespread in older cats and canine. It may be brought on by plenty of underlying situations, comparable to an overactive thyroid, kidney illness or Cushing’s, but can even occur as a major drawback (no underlying cause). Why is blood pressure monitored? In lots of pets, hypertension doesn’t have any symptoms until organ damage happens, so routine blood pressure checks are beneficial yearly for cats and canines over 7 years old or pets with a known risk issue. Untreated hypertension can cause injury to the eyes, kidneys, heart and central nervous system, which is commonly irreversible. How is blood stress measured? Blood strain could be measured rapidly and simply in a acutely aware affected person, if they're cooperative. A cuff is placed around the limb or tail, and a small probe is used to listen to the pulse beneath this. The cuff is gently inflated to dam the blood vessel, then gradually deflated to permit blood movement to return.
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