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Blood pressure is expected to change naturally throughout the day, rising before waking, peaking at midday, then decreasing in the evening and reaching its lowest point during sleep. However, there are abnormal patterns, such as high blood pressure during the night or early morning, and a lack of nighttime decline in blood pressure by less than 10%, which increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Causes of these disturbances include poor blood pressure control, obstructive sleep apnea, kidney diseases, diabetes, thyroid disorders, neurological conditions, as well as lifestyle factors like obesity, smoking, stress, and inactivity. These abnormal patterns can be accurately detected through 24-hour blood pressure monitoring with portable devices, aiding in correct diagnosis and improved treatment.
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