What's the matter with high blood pressure but no symptoms?

Hypertension is increasingly becoming a blood pressure disease that troubles the elderly, because many elderly people die from other diseases caused by hypertension, so hypertension is also a disease with a relatively high mortality rate. Most elderly people will experience dizziness and nausea after suffering from high blood pressure, but some people find that their blood pressure is obviously very high but they have no symptoms. What's going on?

High blood pressure can generally be divided into two types: one is primary high blood pressure and the other is secondary high blood pressure. Some patients with high blood pressure do not have particularly obvious symptoms, while some patients with high blood pressure will experience dizziness, headache, palpitations, tight neck and fatigue. These conditions will worsen when emotions fluctuate. The symptoms will be relieved with proper rest.

As the condition of patients with high blood pressure continues to progress, they may also develop systemic symptoms such as memory loss, inattention, frequent urination at night, limb numbness, chest tightness, limb weakness, and other systemic symptoms. They may also suffer from complications such as myocardial infarction, stroke, and failure, which is very dangerous.

If this kind of situation occurs, it is necessary to check it out in time. Currently, common methods for checking high blood pressure include physical examination, laboratory tests, blood pressure monitoring, etc. The doctor will make a correct diagnosis based on the patient's examination results. The symptoms of this disease are often similar to those of diseases such as renal artery stenosis and kidney disease, so it is necessary to actively distinguish them.

If you are diagnosed with high blood pressure, you need to receive timely treatment. Currently, the most common method of treating high blood pressure is drug therapy. Patients with this disease need to take medication for a long time. Therefore, patients must maintain a calm state of mind and never be anxious, so that good results can be achieved.

It is generally believed that there are many causes of high blood pressure, including genetic factors, psychological factors, drug stimulation, immune system diseases, bad living habits and viral infections, which shows the seriousness of high blood pressure.

Patients with high blood pressure must pay special attention in their daily lives. They should pay attention to reasonable diet control, eat less irritating food, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, remember not to smoke and drink, and adhere to the principle of eating small and frequent meals. It is important to engage in appropriate physical exercise, but remember to do it within your ability and get more contact with nature to help treat the disease.