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High Pressure Blood test 

Once diagnosed as hypertension, then it is suggested to diagnose the reason behind the cause of hypertension.

Common blood test for hypertension

  • Creatinine (renal function) - to identify both underlying renal disease as a cause of hypertensive and conversely hypertensive causing onset of kidney damage.
  • Electrolytes (sodium, potassium)
  • Glucose - to identify diabetes mellitus
  • Cholesterol
  • Heart tracing (an electrocardiogram, also called an ECG).

Purpose of hypertension blood tests

  • Diagnose or rule out a secondary cause of high blood pressure such as kidney disease.
  • Check whether the high blood pressure has affected the heart.
  • Check risk factors such as a high cholesterol level or high blood glucose level (diabetes).
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