Patient's question:
The previous condition has developed high blood pressure, which has been stabilized with medication. The blood pressure is currently between 80-140. Recently, for a long time, I have been experiencing intermittent shortness of breath, palpitations, and restlessness. Sometimes I feel extremely agitated, and occasionally I have sharp chest pain, often feeling like I want to cry. I also feel weak and have lost weight, along with dry eyes and blurred vision.Previous Treatment and Effects:
The hospital conducted a thorough examination of my blood pressure and heart. The diagnosis included high blood pressure, sinus rhythm, ST segment changes, and right ventricular hypertrophy. I have been taking antihypertensive medication and traditional Chinese medicine.
Question: Is this due to menopause or high blood pressure? How should it be treated?
Desired Help: Is this due to menopause or high blood pressure? How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation. From irregularity to cessation; shortening of the menstrual cycle, reduced blood flow, intermittent cessation until menopause; irregular menstrual cycles, prolonged periods, continuously increasing blood flow, heavy or prolonged bleeding; sudden menopause.Dysregulation of the vegetative nervous-endocrine system. Sudden waves of hot flashes surging from the head and neck to the entire body, followed by sweating, sometimes dizziness, blacking out, rapid heartbeat, chest tightness, emotional instability, anxiety, memory loss, poor concentration, irritability, neurosis, and sometimes unpredictable mood swings.