Yes, exactly. The artersclerotic plague formation itself narrows the blood vessels which triggers blood clot formation (thrombolus), the blood clots travels to smaller arteries, this obstruct the blood flow. This result to high blood pressure that result to hypertension. But this is just during pathological conditions as I explained above. So, the high blood pressure (hypertension) is not a disease, but indicating a disease that can result to organ damage is present in the body. This can be treated in time if known earlier through medical checkup. But if not treated, the ischemia (lack of blood blood flow that resulted to lack of oxygen to an organ) causes the cells of the organ to be degenerating leading to necrosis (abnormal cell death) which later cause the death of the whole organ. I have mentioned some examples above, if the brain is affected and no blood flow to the brain, it will lead to stroke. Before it leads to stroke, the blood pressure would have abnormally increased, leading to hypertension, but people will not even know they have hypertension, the reason we need to check our blood pressure often. Another example is the cardiac arrest as a result of lack of blood flow to the heart. Another one is angina. And another is kidney failure. If you are interested knowing about angina,  you can read about it.
Yes, exactly. The artersclerotic plague formation itself narrows the blood vessels which triggers blood clot formation (thrombolus), the blood clots travels to smaller arteries, this obstruct the blood flow. This result to high blood pressure that result to hypertension. But this is just during pathological conditions as I explained above. So, the high blood pressure (hypertension) is not a disease, but indicating a disease that can result to organ damage is present in the body. This can be treated in time if known earlier through medical checkup. But if not treated, the ischemia (lack of blood blood flow that resulted to lack of oxygen to an organ) causes the cells of the organ to be degenerating leading to necrosis (abnormal cell death) which later cause the death of the whole organ. I have mentioned some examples above, if the brain is affected and no blood flow to the brain, it will lead to stroke. Before it leads to stroke, the blood pressure would have abnormally increased, leading to hypertension, but people will not even know they have hypertension, the reason we need to check our blood pressure often. Another example is the cardiac arrest as a result of lack of blood flow to the heart. Another one is angina. And another is kidney failure. If you are interested knowing about angina,  you can read about it.

Yes, exactly. The artersclerotic plague formation itself narrows the blood vessels which triggers blood clot formation (thrombolus), the blood clots travels to smaller arteries, this obstruct the blood flow. This result to high blood pressure that result to hypertension. But this is just during pathological conditions as I explained above. So, the high blood pressure (hypertension) is not a disease, but indicating a disease that can result to organ damage is present in the body. This can be treated in time if known earlier through medical checkup. But if not treated, the ischemia (lack of blood blood flow that resulted to lack of oxygen to an organ) causes the cells of the organ to be degenerating leading to necrosis (abnormal cell death) which later cause the death of the whole organ. I have mentioned some examples above, if the brain is affected and no blood flow to the brain, it will lead to stroke. Before it leads to stroke, the blood pressure would have abnormally increased, leading to hypertension, but people will not even know they have hypertension, the reason we need to check our blood pressure often. Another example is the cardiac arrest as a result of lack of blood flow to the heart. Another one is angina. And another is kidney failure. If you are interested knowing about angina,  you can read about it.

Yes, exactly. The artersclerotic plague formation itself narrows the blood vessels which triggers blood clot formation (thrombolus), the blood clots travels to smaller arteries, this obstruct the blood flow. This result to high blood pressure that result to hypertension. But this is just during pathological conditions as I explained above. So, the high blood pressure (hypertension) is not a disease, but indicating a disease that can result to organ damage is present in the body. This can be treated in time if known earlier through medical checkup. But if not treated, the ischemia (lack of blood blood flow that resulted to lack of oxygen to an organ) causes the cells of the organ to be degenerating leading to necrosis (abnormal cell death) which later cause the death of the whole organ. I have mentioned some examples above, if the brain is affected and no blood flow to the brain, it will lead to stroke. Before it leads to stroke, the blood pressure would have abnormally increased, leading to hypertension, but people will not even know they have hypertension, the reason we need to check our blood pressure often. Another example is the cardiac arrest as a result of lack of blood flow to the heart. Another one is angina. And another is kidney failure. If you are interested knowing about angina,  you can read about it.