Patient's question:
Grandpa's blood pressure is fluctuating. He usually controls it with medication, but now high blood pressure has led to intracranial hemorrhage. What should be done about hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage? If the blood in the brain cannot be cleared properly, will it lead to bigger problems?Doctor's answer:
Hello, after a hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage, it is crucial to be admitted to the hospital immediately for effective surgical treatment, medication application, and thorough removal of blood from the brain to prevent the condition from worsening further. In severe cases, it can be life-threatening. It is absolutely essential not to be careless. Hypertensive patients should strictly follow their doctor's advice in daily life, taking antihypertensive medication at fixed times and in fixed doses to reduce blood pressure and minimize damage to vital organs such as the heart, brain, and kidneys. It is absolutely imperative not to change the type of medication or adjust the dosage.