Patient's question:
I have high blood pressure. Recently, I've been feeling dizzy and having eye bleeding. I went to the ophthalmology department for a check-up, and the doctor said the bleeding was caused by hardening of the arteries in the retina. They prescribed some hemostatic medication, but I still feel very dizzy. How should I proceed with further treatment?Doctor's answer:
If your condition of frequent dizziness reappears, it may not be solely a manifestation of bleeding in the retinal arteries, but could be accompanied by cerebrovascular diseases. It is recommended to promptly visit the neurology department of a hospital for a follow-up examination. Consider undergoing a brain CT or MRI scan. If there are signs of a cerebral infarction or cerebral edema with degenerative foci, timely intravenous fluid treatment is necessary. For now, medication should be avoided. Timely examination and treatment are key, and it should not be taken lightly. I hope this helps you.