Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the carriage returns remaining unchanged:"Disturbing the doctor, the situation is as follows: My grandfather is currently a patient with high blood pressure. However, he recently mentioned that he often feels dizzy and has pain, and I noticed that his face seems redder than usual. Hello, what should I do if high blood pressure reappears with symptoms of dizziness and redness in the face?"
Doctor's answer:
High blood pressure has again caused symptoms of dizziness and redness in the face, which is likely still triggered by blood vessel dilation. When this condition recurs, dizziness is generally related to cerebral vasospasm and insufficient blood supply to the brain, which has a direct connection to high blood pressure. It is essential to rest, avoid smoking and drinking beer, and actively lower blood pressure. This can be achieved through oral vasodilator medications, or by taking Captopril or diuretic drugs to stabilize blood pressure.