Are You at Risk?
Understanding Your Blood
Pressure Numbers
Tracking Your Blood Pressure
About TRIBENZOR
How TRIBENZOR Works
How to Take TRIBENZOR
Taking Control
Steps You Can Take
Working With Your Doctor
Safety and Side Effects
Patient Resources
Hypertension Hotline
Medicare Part D
About High Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is the force of your blood pushing against the walls of your arteries. High blood pressure (or hypertension) means that your blood is moving through your arteries at a pressure that is higher than normal. Most of the time, high blood pressure has no symptoms. You may feel fine even with high blood pressure.
High blood pressure is common but serious
Many people have high blood pressure. About 1 in 3 Americans has it. High blood pressure can lead to other serious health problems, such as heart attack or stroke. Lowering your blood pressure may lower your risk for these problems.Your doctor may have told you that your blood pressure is not controlled. That means it’s time to get a plan for lowering it.
There is good news
There are lifestyle changes you can make to help lower your blood pressure. But you may need more help. Most people with high blood pressure need to take medicine and follow a healthy lifestyle in order to take control of their blood pressure.In this section
Are You at Risk?
Learn what puts you and other people at risk (called a risk factor) for high blood pressure. Find out which risk factors you can—and can’t—control.
Understanding Your Blood Pressure Numbers
Look at a chart that shows numbers in the normal range and the high range for blood pressure.
Tracking Your Blood Pressure
Learn why it’s important to keep track of your blood pressure. Download a tracker for recording your results.
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TRIBENZOR can help
TRIBENZOR is an effective medicine for people with high blood pressure whose blood pressure has not been controlled with 2 other medicines.*
*These medicines include a combination of angiotensin receptor blockers, calcium channel blockers, and diuretics.
