Patient's question:
My husband is very young, and we just got divorced. His uncle has high blood pressure now and has been having nosebleeds. I don't know what to do. What is the reason for high blood pressure and nosebleeds?Doctor's answer:
The nasal cavity is rich in blood vessels with thin walls. However, in patients with hypertension, the blood vessels constrict, and the vessel walls become more fragile, making them more prone to nosebleeds. It is important to promptly take the patient to a proper medical facility to confirm the specific condition of the nasal blood vessels and conduct relevant examinations such as a blood test to rule out other diseases. In daily life, it is essential to actively control blood pressure and maintain a calm mood, avoiding emotional fluctuations. To ensure fresh indoor air, the temperature and humidity should be kept suitable and not overly dry.