Patient's question:
In the past two years, I've always felt severe dizziness, weakness all over my body, poor appetite, and a lack of interest in eating. Sometimes when climbing stairs, I get out of breath, feel my heart racing, dizzy, and as if I'm about to fall. This time, while cleaning the windows at home, I suddenly felt black spots in my vision and fell. I went to a nearby hospital for a thorough check-up, and they said it was high blood pressure. My relatives are slightly overweight, so I asked the doctor for some good methods. Which hospital in China is the best for treating high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
Hypertension, oral captopril, nifedipine tablets, or telmisartan, and oral diuretics if necessary. Hypertension also requires attention to dietary control. Dietary therapy should adequately control energy intake and salt consumption, reduce the intake of fat and cholesterol, and adopt a low-fat, low-cholesterol, low-sodium, high-vitamin, adequate-protein, and energy-rich diet. Supplement with sufficient vitamin C. Avoid drinking tea and smoking, and preferably avoid alcohol. It is recommended that you choose a nearby secondary hospital, which is a medium-sized hospital, for treatment.