Sleep Quality And Hypertension In Older Adults: An Examination Of The Relationship
Keywords:
Sleep Quality, Hypertension, Elderly, Older AdultsAbstract
Global demographic shifts indicate a rapidly aging population, bringing with it an increased prevalence of chronic non-communicable diseases, notably hypertension [7, 8]. Concurrently, sleep disturbances are highly prevalent among older adults, often impacting their overall health and quality of life [18]. This article explores the intricate relationship between sleep quality and hypertension prevalence in the elderly population. The introduction highlights the growing health challenges associated with aging, particularly hypertension and sleep disturbances. The methods section outlines the conceptual framework for investigating this relationship and discusses relevant measurement approaches. The results synthesize current evidence demonstrating a significant association between poor sleep quality and higher rates of hypertension in older adults, considering various sleep parameters and potential mediating factors. The discussion interprets these findings, emphasizing the clinical implications for comprehensive geriatric care and suggesting avenues for future research. The conclusion underscores the importance of assessing and managing sleep quality as a crucial component of hypertension prevention and control in the elderly.
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