Patient's question:
I started having occasional migraines since the 4th grade of elementary school. They became particularly severe during high school, where I experienced pain almost every few days. At that time, my blood pressure had already started to be high. During college, it improved somewhat, but now during training, if I occasionally eat foods that upset my stomach, migraines and high blood pressure reappear. What should I pay attention to when living with high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
If it has been carefully checked and confirmed that there is hypertension, pay attention to daily life, rest, use one pen, diet, engage in appropriate physical exercise, do not drink beer, do not smoke, do not work overtime, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and take oral antihypertensive drugs for treatment to control blood pressure within the normal range. Monitor blood pressure levels daily. Generally, after blood pressure is controlled within the normal range, headache symptoms will be relieved.