Jacob Bogatin & Alternative Medicine

Clinical forms of hypertensive illness are defined by the level of arterial pressure as it leads to the possible damages of various organs, like heart, brain, eye retina or kidneys. Depending on features of clinical data of hypertensive illness, activity of substances and expressive degree vascular defeats can be divided into hyperadrenergical, normo - hypo-and hyperfine disease forms.

The hyperadrenergical form can be found in approximately 15 % of patients, mainly at initial stages of development of hypertensive illness of young patients. The initial (”early”) variant on the clinical displays reminds a boundary arterial hypertensia. It is caused by concentration increase catecholamines — adrenaline or noradrenaline in blood plasma and presents a feeling of a distinct pulsation in a head, palpitation, reddening or persons blanching as well as fever, sensation of internal pressure, alarm, pulse increase, number of warm reductions (in rest to 90—95 ud/minutes). Arterial pressure becomes labile: blood pressure increase to the critical level thus leading to a hypertensive crisis development. Diagnostic center usually defines this stage of hypertensive illness and if clinical signs are not registered a person should consider the level of catecholamines blood and urine plasma.

Jacob Bogatin claims that normo - and hyporenine forms of hypertensive illness develop at average and late age. Women at a climatic stage experience this form more often. It causes a low activity of rennin in plasma and increases the level of aldosterone, detaining in an organism by sodium and liquid increasing volume of circulating blood. Thus this form is usually called a sodium - and volume dependant. For nephritic kind patients the symptoms are the following ones: eyelids puffiness, body puffiness in the morning, hands sponginess, passing oliguria. These symptoms are vividly noticeable after salty food intake and the use of a considerable quantity of liquid.

Hyperfine form of hypertensive illness can be found at15—20 % of patients with a developed or rather quickly progressing disease. This stage is also applicable to young men due to the rennin increase in blood plasma. As a rule this form proceeds hard and is accompanied by the increase of arterial pressure up to 230/130 mm hg and more. Thus the flow of the disease may result kidneys arteriosclerosis.