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More people suffer from high blood pressure than expected: Study

Having high blood pressure raises a person's risk of heart attacks, strokes and even death -- especially if it is left untreated

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Fluctuating levels of blood pressure (BP) is experienced by many these as a result of lifestyle factors. Experiencing high blood pressure is a precursor to underlying heart ailments. While one may not feel the hypertensive levels of BP regularly, a new study suggests that we are missing out on a crucial time to check BP levels.

Millions may be suffering from high blood pressure without knowing it because their levels only spike at night, suggests a new study.

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