Patient's question:
I have high blood pressure and bought some medication to treat it, but every time I take the medicine, I get dizzy. Why do I get dizzy after taking high blood pressure medication?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Common adverse reactions of antihypertensive drugs can lead to the recurrence of dizziness and headaches. If symptoms are severe, consult your doctor to adjust the type and dosage of the medication. The principle for antihypertensive drugs is to start with a low dose, prefer long-acting preparations, use combination therapy, and individualize the choice of antihypertensive medication for the patient. Hypertensive patients need to be mentally prepared for long-term treatment, actively cooperate with their doctor's treatment, use medication correctly, and take it on time.