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Blood Pressure Risks Rise During Polar Wave as Sonora Sees Sodium-Driven Hypertension Surge

Preventive advice focuses on low-sodium diet, hydration and medication adherence, countering cold-induced pressure surges with efforts to curb sodium-linked hypertension in Sonora.

Los casos de hipertensión arterial alta va en aumento en los últimos años en Sonora. FOTO: BANCO DIGITAL
La mayoría de la gente que sufre hipertensión no ha recibido un diagnóstico. FOTO: BANCO DIGITAL
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Overview

  • Low temperatures in Santiago del Estero constrict blood vessels and elevate blood pressure, heightening cardiovascular risks for hypertensive individuals.
  • Health officials are urging hypertensive patients to follow low-sodium meals, maintain hydration and adhere strictly to prescribed medications during the cold spell.
  • Sonoran studies report a 20 to 30 percent increase in hypertension diagnoses among adults aged under 30 and those between 40 and 60 over the past five years.
  • National surveys show 47.8 percent of Mexican adults have hypertension, with Sonora reflecting similar prevalence and a significant share of cases undiagnosed.
  • The Ministry of Health of Santiago del Estero’s “Conocé y controlá tu presión arterial – Santiago 2025” campaign is continuing community screenings and professional training to boost early detection and management.