Patient's question:
Doctor, a colleague of mine has been frequently feeling dizzy recently. At first, they thought it was just due to being too tired from work and that rest would help, but later they still felt uncomfortable. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was diagnosed as neurogenic hypertension. So, how is neurogenic hypertension treated?Doctor's answer:
If the nervous hypertension caused by mental stress reoccurs, it is essential to pay attention to work and avoid overexertion. It is crucial to maintain deep and sufficient sleep at all times, keep a cheerful mood, and prevent work-related and psychological stress. Additionally, oral antihypertensive medications are necessary for this type of hypertension. During the medication period, it is important to follow a low-sodium diet, primarily avoiding smoking and drinking beer. It is essential to maintain deep and sufficient sleep at all times.