Hypertension-The Silent Threat: Professor Faduyile Highlights Detection, Management 

In a recent statement, Professor Dayo Faduyile delves into the elusive nature of Hypertension , stressing the significance of early detection.

According to Professor Faduyile, detecting Hypertension poses a challenge as it typically exhibits no symptoms until uncovered during a routine blood pressure check or when the condition has progressed to a severe stage.

Professor Faduyile outlined the subtle signs and symptoms, which include persistent headaches, cough, chest pain, fatigue, difficulty climbing stairs, blurred vision, and leg swelling.

He intensified that the implications of Hypertension are severe, potentially leading to complications such as heart failure, stroke, and heart attacks.

While emphasizing the critical role of prevention,Professor Faduyile advocated regular blood pressure checks and encouraged adoption of a healthy lifestyle with consistent exercise, quitting smoking, and moderating alcohol intake to minimize the risk.

For individuals already dealing with hypertension, professor Faduyile emphasized the importance of adhering to prescribed medications and maintaining regular consultations with healthcare professionals.

He however called for a collective effort to raise awareness and implement proactive health measures, uniting against this silent threat by urging relevant authorities and stakeholders to play their part.