What should I do if my eyes are congested due to high blood pressure? How should I treat it?

Some patients with high blood pressure may experience bloodshot eyes. First of all, we need to determine whether it is hypertension, Yan Di bleeding or arterial blockage. If it is arterial blockage, you need to be sent to the hospital for treatment in time. If it is the former, just control the blood pressure.

1. First, you need to determine whether it is hypertensive retinal hemorrhage or central artery obstruction. If it is the latter, timely treatment is required within a few hours, while the former is not an emergency and only requires controlling blood pressure, taking oral drugs to promote blood absorption, or performing angiography or laser when necessary. It can usually be treated. If it doesn't work, surgery can be performed.

2. How can we lower blood pressure when hypertension causes congestion? Here is a quick method to lower blood pressure. Bend your fingers and scrape the soles of your feet with your knuckles. It will work immediately.

3. Patients with hypertension should check their blood pressure regularly and control it between 120-130/75-85. In daily life, they should pay attention to a low-salt, low-fat diet, exercise appropriately, and get enough rest. You can use lubricating eye drops.

4. Drug treatment can also be used, and most patients need long-term or even lifelong treatment.