What you need to know about spironoline blood pressure

Spironolactic blood pressure (SPP) is an abnormal increase in blood pressure caused by a rise in pressure that occurs in the blood vessels that supply the heart and lungs.

It occurs most commonly when the blood pressure is too low to allow the heart to beat properly and the heart muscle to pump enough blood into the lungs to compensate.

Symptoms of spironolaemia include: feeling faint, tired, and lethargic;