Why do I always feel dizzy?

Author: Zhang Huaiqin
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: "Don't feel like eating, have nightmares while sleeping, feel weak all over, and feel restless. You go to the hospital for a check-up, but they can't find any illness." Have you ever had this experience? Do you know that you might be in a "sub-health" state, which is neither sick nor healthy? Unaware, the "sub-health" state has a dual nature, capable of transforming into either disease or health. If it is not taken seriously, diseases will follow one after another. Therefore, correctly understanding "sub-health" is extremely important for physical and mental health. This book starts from the sub-health phenomenon in modern society and collects some common questions frequently encountered by hypertensive patients, their families, and non-sub-health individuals who are not yet patients in clinical practice. It explains these questions in an easy-to-understand manner and provides readers with a comprehensive set of early prevention and treatment measures for hypertension from multiple perspectives. It includes not only the manifestations and corresponding treatment measures for sub-health individuals but also the clinical manifestations, occurrence and development of complications, and treatment plans for hypertensive patients. It also provides healthy lifestyles, dietary habits, psychological environments, and precautions in daily work and life that hypertensive patients should follow, as well as correct medication treatment methods. Additionally, it offers guidance on how to perform self-rescue and care at home and how to identify the severity of hypertension.