Patient's question:
My father has a history of high blood pressure for many years, and now he has a headache. Hello, how should high blood pressure headache be treated correctly?Doctor's answer:
Father has a long history of hypertension, and headaches have reappeared now. The main focus is to control blood pressure. Oral medications such as enalapril and sustained-release nifedipine can be taken to lower blood pressure. It is important to maintain emotional stability, stay cheerful, engage in appropriate exercise, and avoid high-fat, high-cholesterol foods such as fatty meat and animal organs. Severe headaches can also be treated with oral pain relievers.