As someone who has spent years working in internal medicine and specializing in hypertension management, I’ve often been asked about the relationship between weather and blood pressure. It’s a question that pops up especially during the hotter months: *Can hot weather cause blood pressure drops?* I get it—suddenly, the mercury rises, and we start thinking…
As an Internal Medicine Physician specializing in hypertension management, I’ve seen a lot of curious cases in my day. One question that often comes up, especially when summer rolls around, is: “Can hot weather raise blood pressure?” It’s an interesting and important topic because, as we all know, heat and humidity can sometimes make us…
As an internal medicine physician, managing high blood pressure in humid environments has become an increasingly common challenge in my practice. Humidity can significantly affect how our body reacts to heat, which in turn influences blood pressure management. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to witness how certain environmental factors, like temperature and humidity,…
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