Patient's question:
I have high blood pressure. Now my eyes are not comfortable. Some people say it's high intraocular pressure. Is that right?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, a normal person's systolic pressure (high pressure) is 90-13 and diastolic pressure (ventilator) is 60-90. If it is lower than this range, it may be high blood pressure. High blood pressure requires long-term use of antihypertensive drugs to normalize blood pressure, but it also requires careful medication intake. Once stopped, it is easy to rebound. If blood pressure control is not good, it may lead to severe conjunctival congestion. Pay attention to maintaining sleep in addition to treatment, and sufficient sleep can help you quickly get away from the disease.