No PMO : High Blood Pressure. Has anyone else noticed?

Congrats man

 

Day 25 guys.. Checked my bp casually, astonished at readings 131/83... guess it is sort of a withdrawal symptom? I have a healthy BMI, meditate and workout regularly.. But bothered by the BP readings...

 

That's great.. thank you buddy. You've lowered my anxiety about BP to a great extent.. much help.. cheers...

 

Recently I've noticed both of my blood pressure and sugar are high especially my blood sugar. It's around 200 or so and I was shocked. But in the back of my mind I related it to the effects of flatline and paws.

Is anyone has theirs under control now???

 

I have them heart palpitations as well. It's like someone beating a drum on top of it.

 

This thread maybe gave me some answers.
I have been on nofap for 4 years. 2-3 years ago I had nausea and dizziness but it went away after some days. From November I had a streak of 180 days, in February I had 1 week with nausea and vomitting. (I thought it was Vestibular neurotis)
In september this came back so I called my doctor, I told him that it could have something to do with low dopamin lewels because of ADHD and nofap. He measured my bloodpressure it was 184/112, I took a bloodtests and the levels where fine. I workout 4-5 days a week dont drink alcohol, coffe or smoke. I was given some medicine for bloodpressure

 

I definitely noticed this. I wonder what the connection is and if anyone has an answer?

 

This totally makes sense and thanks to everyone who shared their experience!

Since going through withdrawal my BP has been up (this has never happened before) and also my hiatal hernia is bothering me after no symptoms since my teenage years. I'm grateful to God that he gave me the sense to go see a doctor and now I'm getting better, eating healthy and I renewed my swimming membership after several years.

Compulsive PMO does take a toll on your health and yes I agree with the comments here about how it can mess you up in different ways

May God help us in this journey for our brains to heal!

 

how long lasted symptoms?
did you take any medication ? and how long did you take the medication ?

 

Bruh u didnt answer my questions , how I can get in touch with u ?

 

I am waiting u since around 2 weeks

 

Same here, it seems to be a real effect.
It may be because we are under stress and that causes the walls of the blood vessels to contract causing an increase in blood pressure.
Some of the common blood pressure drugs in fact target the receptors in the blood vessel walls to block this action.
It should pass eventually as the stress of withdrawal decreases and you get back to a normal body chemistry. This common blood pressure medicine is called an Angiotensin Receptor Blocker, and a common BP medicine which does this is Karvea. Don't fret, it will pass.

 

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