Synonyms for hypertension
ˌhaɪ pərˈtɛn ʃənhy·per·ten·sion

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1. hypertensionnoun

   Antonyms:
   hypotension

2. hypertensionnoun

   Antonyms:
   hypotension

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1. high blood pressure, hypertensionnoun

   a common disorder in which blood pressure remains abnormally high (a reading of 140/90 mm Hg or greater)

   Synonyms:
   high blood pressure

   Antonyms:
   hypotension

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1. List of paraphrases for "hypertension":

   hypertensive

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3. Bob Anderson:

   In 94 % of deaths with COVID-19, other conditions are listed in addition to COVID-19. These causes may include chronic conditions like diabetes or hypertension, in 6 % of the death certificates that list Covid-19, only one cause or condition is listed.

4. Luke Laffin:

   The basics are still very important, and include not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, a diet of moderation, like fruits and vegetables, and regular exercise. I also would encourage you to seek the opinion of your regular physician or a cardiologist about more aggressive modification and treatment of risk factors, such as elevated LDL cholesterol and hypertension, ask his or her opinion about targeting even lower LDL cholesterol levels than they normally would in a person with your similar traditional risk factor profile, but without elevated Lp(a).

5. Sarah Church:

   We don’t have a cure for it yet, it’s similar to diabetes, to hypertension, to asthma. People struggle with any chronic medical condition, to take their medicine, to do what they need to do to support themselves.