Patient's question:
Mother is 55 years old this year, suffering from high blood pressure, and has been taking medication regularly. Recently, she hasn't had a cold, but she often says she has a headache. She went to the doctor and got some medicine, but it didn't help. Hello doctor, my mother has high blood pressure and is currently taking medication, but she always says she has a headache. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Don't be nervous. From a medical point of view, high blood pressure is often accompanied by symptoms of dizziness, which is also one of the most common manifestations of high blood pressure. This is because the inner walls of the blood vessels in the brains of high blood pressure patients are affected by the control of blood, leading to a sensation of choking. Patients can use massage techniques to exacerbate the symptoms of dizziness. In terms of diet, it should primarily be based on light, easily digestible foods.