Palmer had to get medical care, not to watch the final in his eponymous golf tournament Arnold Palmer Invitational on Sunday, Washington Post reported.
Orlando Sentinel reported that Palmer had a few more tests at the hospital, Dr. Phillips on Monday morning before being allowed to return home.
"He's right. It passes through the test right now," Scott Wellington, tournament director of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Orlando Sentinel said.
There was no immediate information about this medicine, Palmer took for high blood pressure, but there are many drugs that can lead to hypertension.
National Institutes of Health reported that these drugs include nasal decongestants, drugs for migraines, over-the-counter cold medicines for asthma, hormones (eg, tablets), corticosteroids, cyclosporine, and erythropoietin. Alcohol, amphetamines and drugs like cocaine and ecstasy can also raise blood pressure.
Hypertension may also occur when you stop taking the medication or, or take a lower dose of medication, according to the NIH.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, also known as NSAIDs, may increase blood pressure, because they cause fluid retention and kidney function, tells WebMD. Cold and cough medications may go against the anti-hypertensive drug, in fact, it is turned off, or they may contain NSAIDs can increase blood pressure.
WebMD advises to make sure your doctor knows all of products and read labels on medications, when you buy without a prescription. It is also wise to talk with your doctor before buying prescription drugs, said WebMD.
Blood pressure is a question of how much blood the heart pumps, as well as the narrowness of the arteries, according to the Mayo Clinic. High blood pressure occurs when the force of blood is so high that it can lead to heart problems, such as damage to blood vessels, myocardial infarction, stroke, heart failure, aneurysms and metabolic syndrome.
Most people with hypertension are asymptomatic and do not even know they have a condition that if they get a blood pressure measurement, the Mayo Clinic reported. Orlando Sentinel reported that blood pressure is monitored continuously in Palmer last week, which was, as her condition has been detected.
"There was nothing to do with pain or discomfort he felt," Sun Alistair Johnston, Managing Director Palmer, said the Orlando Sentinel. "Blood pressure was at a level where the doctor case shows that go right to get more intense hospital."
Measurement of blood pressure recorded in terms of systolic diastolic blood pressure. Systolic blood pressure "heart beats", according to the National Institutes of Health, while the diastolic relaxation of the heart between beats.
A person with normal blood pressure corresponds to the value of systolic blood pressure 120 mm Hg or less and diastolic blood pressure 80 mm Hg or less.
A person is considered hypertensive (high blood pressure) when the systolic blood pressure is between 140 and 159, and diastolic pressure from 90 to 99.
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