Suspected mild hypertension, is 135 mmHg high for systolic blood pressure?

Patient's question:

My blood pressure is suspected to be mild hypertension. Is 135 mmHg for systolic blood pressure high? I often feel headaches, and when I'm in crowded or thin-air places, I feel dizzy and lightheaded. I also experience nausea and dry heaving. Occasionally at night, I feel exhausted, and in the morning when I go to bed, my limbs feel numb, stiff, and inflexible. Do I have hypertension?

Doctor's answer:

The normal blood pressure values for the human body are typically between 90~140 mmHg for systolic pressure and 60~90 mmHg for diastolic pressure. The current search for the patient should be within the normal range and cannot diagnose hypertension. Regarding the many clinical symptoms mentioned by the patient, they may be related to nervous regulation or conditions such as cervical spondylosis. It is recommended to go to the neurology department of the hospital on an empty stomach in the morning and consult a doctor to identify the cause before treatment. Additionally, it cannot be ruled out that the symptoms may be related to gynecological issues.

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