Welcome to the Hypertension Resistant to Treatment blog, where we discuss the complexities of high blood pressure that often resist conventional treatment methods.
Join us as we explore the latest research, innovative therapies, and expert insights into managing this challenging condition known as resistant hypertension. Also, check out the Substack here.
Whether you’re a healthcare professional seeking new strategies or someone living with treatment-resistant hypertension, this blog is your guide to understanding and addressing this critical health issue.
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Led by Dr. Tonya L. Breaux-Shropshire, PhD, DNP, FNP, MPH, a seasoned clinical scientist and board-certified registered nurse, this blog offers expert insights backed by over a decade of experience in hypertension research and patient care.
Do you have patients who’s blood pressures are difficult to control?
Are they hesitant to take medication? You’re not alone.
Studies show that 50-75% of individuals with high blood pressure don’t adhere to their prescribed medication regimen. Many resist medication due to concerns about lifelong dependency and prefer exploring alternative options.
Personally, despite a strong family history of high blood pressure and being over 50, so far I’ve managed to keep my blood pressure under control without medication.
I’m here to guide you on your journey to optimal blood pressure management for your patients.
What is Hypertension Resistant to Treatment?
Hypertension Resistant to Treatment is your one-stop destination for knowledge, training, resources, and support to achieve effective blood pressure control in your patients.
Additionally, I share trending health topics to empower you in conversations with your patients, ensuring you’re well-informed.
Our health system’s constraints often limit healthcare providers’ ability to provide comprehensive hypertension training and support.
That’s where this blog, podcast, and YouTube channel step in. All are free resources aimed at arming you with the information needed to manage your patients’ blood pressure and help them lead a healthy life.
What Can Hypertension Resistant Do For You?
Our goal is simple: to equip you with the tools and knowledge necessary to work effectively with your patients and achieve and maintain good blood pressure control.
Most individuals see improvements in approximately eight weeks, and I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
Who Created Hypertension Resistant to Treatment?
Hi, I’m Dr. Tonya! While I’m not a medical doctor, I have been trained as a nurse practitioner.
In addition, my background as a clinical scientist and registered nurse, along with extensive training under renowned hypertension specialists, positions me as a trusted guide.
Share this with your patients:
5 Basic Things Everybody Ought To Know About Hypertension:
1) Understand your blood pressure target goal – the cornerstone of your diagnosis and treatment.
2) Monitor your blood pressure at home for accurate readings.
3) Report severe blood pressure measurements promptly to your doctor.
4) Assess your ten-year cardiovascular risk to make informed health decisions.
5) Consider medication if your blood pressure is severe to prevent cardiovascular complications.
Where Should Your Patients Start?
1) Get an accurate blood pressure monitor.
2) Download the FREE BP Monitor app or use a pocket calendar to track your readings.
3) Monitor their blood pressure daily and share the results with you.
4) Be aware of severe and abnormal readings and report to your office promptly.
5) Visit our YouTube channel for videos and subscribe for updates.
Next Steps:
Explore our “30-days to a Better Blood Pressure” program for a step-by-step approach to optimal blood pressure control.
Remember, the information provided here is not medical advice. Patients should always consult their healthcare provider for medical advice and before making any changes.
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