Patient's question:
My husband has developed high blood pressure due to the high pressure of life and work in recent years. Lately, my husband often has headaches, especially in the morning and evening when the symptoms are particularly severe. Sometimes he has to take pain relievers to control the pain. Here, I would like to ask the doctor, do patients with high blood pressure often get headaches?Doctor's answer:
Hello, this situation should be clarified to see if your husband's blood pressure increased again during the headache. If the blood pressure decreased, it is still likely caused by high blood pressure, and it is recommended to adjust the blood pressure promptly and professionally. If the blood pressure was normal during the headache, it should be a type of neuralgia or other headache, and further detailed examination and treatment are advised, as it may not necessarily be related to high blood pressure.