Patient's question:
A while ago, during a check-up, I found that my blood pressure was high. Then later, sometimes I felt my legs and feet were not as agile as before. Upon further examination, it was discovered that I was calcium deficient. Then I started to associate calcium deficiency with high blood pressure because I also pay attention to my lifestyle. Could calcium deficiency cause high blood pressure? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Calcium deficiency is not related to high blood pressure. The main symptoms of calcium deficiency are muscle cramps and high blood pressure. The main symptoms are self-perceived symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, or fever. It is recommended to pay attention to calcium supplementation. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Whether you have high blood pressure needs to be checked. If high blood pressure has already been confirmed, you need to take antihypertensive medication according to the doctor's advice. It is recommended that in your case, it is better to receive treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor.