Morning sickness, throwing up, not having a period come, using a pregnancy test, etc.
Based
from an adult cadaver, the final length of the intestinal tract taken from the
cadaver is about 30 feet or seven to nine meters compared to a living person,
which is shorter because the muscles along the walls of the gastrointestinal
tract are toned.
Answer
All of these are considered risk factors for high blood pressure. Having a sedentary lifestyle is unhealthy and is an obvious cause for high blood pressure. Being overweight or obese is another obvious cause for this as well. Your race is a factor of having high blood pressure, too! Studies show that high blood pressure is common in people of African heritage, often developing at a younger age than other people of "white" heritage - no offence :)! Having increased age is another factor of having high blood pressure, and so is gender because women are more likely to have high blood pressure than men.
I hope I helped!