Patient's question:
Hypotension can cause dizziness. Dieting can not only trigger hypotension but also may lead to a series of symptoms such as hypoglycemia and anemia. There is a possibility of recurring dizziness. It is necessary to consider visiting a hospital for blood pressure testing, blood sugar testing, and a complete blood count. Then, targeted symptomatic treatment can be provided based on the test results. It is recommended that the diet should be regular, otherwise it may affect overall health.Doctor's answer:
According to your current condition, if low blood pressure issues reappear, this can cause dizziness, and in severe cases, it can lead to fainting. It is recommended that you consider timely blood pressure measurements and pay attention to moderate exercise, as well as enhancing nutrition. Try to consume more high-protein foods. Overly reducing weight is not advisable, as it can affect your overall health.