Patient's question:
I have high blood pressure, but I'm still dizzy now. I don't know what's going on. Is there a relationship between these two?Does tinnitus have anything to do with high blood pressure?
Doctor's answer:
Headache is one of the common symptoms of high blood pressure. Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that there are many causes of dizziness. For example, liver yang can lead to dizziness, pain, red face, red eyes, and dizziness. Conditions such as liver and gallbladder fire, liver and gallbladder dampness, yin deficiency with premature ejaculation, liver and kidney weakness, yang deficiency with qi and blood deficiency, wind-fire disorder, high blood viscosity, high blood lipid levels, traumatic blood stasis, and poisoning can all cause dizziness. Therefore, chronic dizziness may be a sign of the continued worsening of high blood pressure, and liver damage caused by high blood pressure may also be a contributing factor. Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that treatment not only requires blood pressure reduction but also the repair of damaged organs.