Key result
Anxiety and hypertension demonstrate a significant bidirectional association, with anxiety potentially preceding the onset of hypertension and hypertensive patients showing higher rates of anxiety.
Why the study?
Does anxiety increase the risk of hypertension in adults?
Systematic Review
Does anxiety increase the risk of hypertension in adults?
Anxiety and stress are associated with an increased risk of hypertension, suggesting that early detection and management of anxiety may have important clinical implications for cardiovascular health.
Supports anxiety screening in hypertension care; confirms bidirectional association and warrants interventional trials.
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Chakraverty et al. (2022) conducted a systematic review in Hypertension and Anxiety. Anxiety and stress vs. Absence of anxiety or stress was evaluated on Correlation between anxiety and hypertension. Anxiety and hypertension demonstrate a significant bidirectional association, with anxiety potentially preceding the onset of hypertension and hypertensive patients showing higher rates of anxiety.
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