Patient's question:
I have a family history of hypertension. Usually, when my family members are normal, their blood pressure is around 160 or 170. Today, I felt a bit dizzy and measured it myself, and it was 260. Hello, I have very high blood pressure. How should I be treated? It seems that most antihypertensive medications don't work for me.Doctor's answer:
Hello, high blood pressure requires medication to control it. If it is particularly high and accompanied by dizziness, it is recommended to take one dose of antihypertensive medication and immediately go to the nearest hospital for follow-up treatment under the guidance of family members. A systematic examination should be conducted to confirm the treatment plan to control blood pressure. If general antihypertensive medications have no effect on you, a professional doctor needs to screen and confirm the medication for you to lower blood pressure. We hope you can follow-up with the hospital for systematic treatment as soon as possible. Maintain a low-salt, low-fat diet during the day. Wishing you a speedy recovery.