Patient's question:
My boyfriend works in legal administration and has to handle cases every day. He often says he feels dizzy. I was wondering if high blood pressure can cause dizziness. Could his frequent dizziness be due to high blood pressure, or is it low blood pressure? I'm a bit worried about his health.Doctor's answer:
There are several reasons that can cause dizziness, including high blood pressure or low blood pressure. Other causes include excessive fatigue, anemia, positional vertigo, insufficient blood supply to the vertebrobasilar system, hypoglycemia, Ménière's disease, cervical spondylosis, and so on. Currently, it cannot be determined for sure whether your boyfriend's dizziness is caused by high blood pressure. It is necessary to combine other symptoms, signs, or undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination at the hospital to rule out other diseases.