Patient's question:
I have high blood pressure, my feet have been numb for these few days, and sometimes I can't walk stably. What should I do if my feet are numb with high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
After developing high blood pressure, if symptoms of foot numbness reappear, it is necessary to promptly conduct a thorough examination. If numbness occurs on one side again, it is generally important to pay attention to whether it is related to cerebrovascular disease affecting the second-level neurons. This can be diagnosed through a brain CT scan. At the same time, it is essential to promptly lower blood pressure to prevent a recurrence of cerebral hemorrhage. Depending on the condition, acupuncture, massage, and physical therapy can be performed, or traditional Chinese medicine can be taken orally.