Patient's question:
My father has always suffered from high blood pressure. This year, he noticed that his vision is becoming increasingly blurry. After a thorough examination at the hospital, he was diagnosed with malignant hypertension retinopathy. Hello, what is the dietary plan for malignant hypertension retinopathy?Doctor's answer:
The patient is currently primarily experiencing symptoms of high blood pressure, which has led to malignant hypertension causing retinopathy. This condition has occurred multiple times, mainly considered due to poor blood pressure control, with very high blood pressure causing retinal issues. Generally, when this situation occurs multiple times, it is recommended to consume more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins, such as carrots and kiwis, as part of the diet. The diet should be based on a light and () foundation, with low-salt and low-fat foods.