Hypertension is a chronic disease, so we must go to a regular hospital and treat it in time under the guidance of a specialist. You can take antihypertensive drugs orally, and at the same time change your daily life style, with a light diet and a regular schedule. Through scientific and effective treatment, blood pressure can be controlled at a normal level.
Now hypertension can't be completely cured. Once diagnosed with hypertension, long-term medication is needed to lower blood pressure. When suffering from hypertension, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for treatment and then choose appropriate drugs for treatment.
Symptoms of hypertension vary from person to person. There may be no symptoms or obvious symptoms in the early stage, such as dizziness, headache, stiff neck, fatigue and palpitation. Blood pressure only rises after fatigue, mental stress and mood swings, and returns to normal after rest. With the prolongation of the course of disease, blood pressure increases obviously and continuously, and various symptoms will appear gradually.
This is called progressive hypertension. The common clinical symptoms of progressive hypertension include headache, dizziness, inattention, memory loss, numbness of limbs, nocturia, palpitation, chest tightness, fatigue and so on. Symptoms of hypertension are related to blood pressure level. Most symptoms can be aggravated after tension or fatigue, and blood pressure can rise rapidly after morning activities, resulting in morning hypertension, which leads to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events mostly occurring in the morning.
When blood pressure suddenly rises to a certain extent, there will even be severe symptoms such as headache, vomiting, palpitation and dizziness. In severe cases, there will be unconsciousness and convulsions, which belong to acute hypertension and critical hypertension. More seriously, there will be damage and pathological changes of heart, brain, kidney and other organs in a short time, such as stroke, myocardial infarction and renal failure. There is no consistent relationship between symptoms and elevated blood pressure.
The clinical manifestations of secondary hypertension are mainly related to the symptoms and signs of primary disease, and hypertension is only one of its symptoms. Hypertension in patients with secondary hypertension can have its own characteristics, such as hypertension caused by coarctation of aorta can be confined to upper limbs. The increase of blood pressure caused by pheochromocytoma is paroxysmal.