Patient's question:
Father has always had high blood pressure. Sometimes he feels dizzy and has headaches. He has been taking blood pressure medication and wants to ask how high blood pressure can be adjusted again?Doctor's answer:
Hypertensive patients experiencing recurring symptoms of headache and dizziness may indicate that their blood pressure has not been well controlled, or their blood pressure may be rising steadily. Therefore, it is important to monitor the data. If the blood pressure rises, medication adjustments should be made. If one medication is not sufficient to control it, two medications may be needed. If two medications are still not effective, three medications may be required. It is recommended to consult a neurology department in the hospital for diagnosis to confirm the condition. After a definitive diagnosis, medication adjustments should be considered.