How many days do I wake up in the morning and feel dizzy? Is it high blood pressure?

To determine the blood pressure problem, just measure it. Dizziness is also related to exertion, or whether there is a recent history of head trauma, and the main thing is hypoglycemia.

Remember.

It may be low blood pressure or low blood sugar.

How old are you? There is a possibility of high blood pressure. Let's go to the hospital and get below.

1 According to normal, cerebral arterial insufficiency and hypertension are not directly related, but hypertension and hyperlipidemia often coexist, when hypertension combined with hyperlipidemia caused by carotid atherosclerotic stenosis, it will lead to cerebral arterial insufficiency. As a result, people with high blood pressure wake up dizzy in the morning.

2. Hypertension can enhance the pulsation of the cerebral search artery, and then form an impact and oscillation on the brain tissue, causing patients with hypertension to feel dizzy in the morning.

3. Some patients with long-term high blood pressure are suspicious and have adapted to higher blood pressure, and when taking antihypertensive drugs to reduce blood pressure to normal, they will also be unable to adapt to cerebrovascular regulation, causing patients with high blood pressure to be dizzy in the morning.

4. Patients who have suffered from hypertension for a long time, under the action of some triggers, suddenly and significantly increase blood pressure, causing hypertensive crisis. Patients with hypertensive crisis not only have symptoms of dizziness in the morning, but may also experience symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fundus bleeding, oliguria, convulsions, and drowsiness.

Analysis: In most patients, hypertension does not cause symptoms. Although there are some symptoms that are generally thought to be associated with high blood pressure, such as headache, epistaxis, dizziness, flushing, and fatigue, the same symptoms often occur in individuals without high blood pressure.

People with severe hypertension or who have not had high blood pressure for a long time** may experience symptoms such as headache, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, shortness of breath, irritability, and blurred vision due to damage to the brain, eyes, heart, and kidneys. Occasionally, people with severe hypertension experience drowsiness or even coma due to edema in the brain. This condition is known as "hypertensive encephalopathy" and needs to be treated immediately.

1. General**.

Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, maintain adequate sleep, and participate in work, physical work and physical exercise within your ability. Pay attention to dietary regulation, preferably a diet low in salt and animal fat, and avoid foods rich in cholesterol. Obese people should properly control the amount of food and total calories, lose weight appropriately, and do not smoke.

Taking a small amount of sedatives can reduce mental tension and some symptoms, such as: diazepam, potassium bromide, phenobarbital, chlorethazol, etc.

2. Antihypertensive drugs**.

Rational use of antihypertensive drugs according to the condition to maintain blood pressure at or near normal levels can reduce symptoms, delay the progression of the disease, and prevent complications such as cerebrovascular accident, heart failure, and renal failure. There are many types of antihypertensive drugs, each with its own characteristics, and currently tends to be long-acting preparations or dosage forms with long-lasting effects and reduced number of times to facilitate patients. The effect of hypertrophy is especially suitable for patients with hypertension and heart disease.

Three****.

The combination of clinical and medical treatment can better lower blood pressure, reduce symptoms, stabilize efficacy, and reduce drug dosage. **Medical treatment also helps to improve cardiovascular function and blood lipid metabolism, prevent and treat arteriosclerosis, and reduce brain, heart and kidney complications. **There are two ways of action of medical treatment: functional modification and exercise.

Dizziness, also known as vertigo, is a subjective paresthesia abnormality. It can be divided into two categories: one is rotational vertigo, which is mostly caused by dysfunction of the vestibular nervous system and cerebellum, mainly by the feeling of tipping, feeling that oneself is shaking or the scenery is rotating.

The second is general dizziness, which is mostly caused by some systemic diseases, mainly dizziness and lightheadedness. Classification and Common Diseases Dizziness is a common symptom rather than a separate condition. Therefore, we can classify and describe the diseases that cause dizziness, so that everyone can have a deeper understanding of "dizziness".

1 Rotational vertigo can be divided into two categories: peripheral vertigo and central vertigo. (1) Peripheral vertigo: refers to vertigo caused by the labyrinth of the inner ear or the lesion of the vestibular nerve.

It is commonly seen in Meniere's disease), labyrinthitis (caused by drugs such as streptomycin or gentamicin), and vestibular neuritis. (2) Central vertigo: refers to vertigo caused by lesions of the brainstem, cerebellum, brain and spinal cord.

It is commonly found in vertebrobasilar insufficiency, intracranial tumors, intracranial infections, multiple sclerosis, vertigo epilepsy, and traumatic vertigo. 2 General vertigo (1) Cardiogenic vertigo: common in arrhythmia, cardiac insufficiency, etc.

2) Cormonale vertigo: can be seen in pulmonary insufficiency caused by various causes. (3) Oculogenic vertigo:

It is common in refractive error, fundus arteriosclerosis, hemorrhage and ophthalmoplegia. (4) Hypertensive vertigo: high blood pressure or low blood pressure can cause vertigo.

5) Others: anemia, cervical spondylosis, acute fever, gastroenteritis, endocrine disorders and neurosis, etc.

Remember to adopt it.

When you wake up, it will be better not to get up immediately.

Frequent dizziness after waking up in the morning? It may be related to these three reasons, most of which cannot be ignored.

If you often have to check it, it's hard to say.

Generally, because people have been lying down and sleeping all night, our blood has been accustomed to this upper and lower height circulation, and we are together in the morning, the upper and lower height difference is immediately adjusted to the highest, and there will be a temporary lack of blood supply, so people are a little dizzy.

This is because blood pressure in the body is constantly changing within 24 hours, and even in healthy people with normal blood pressure, blood pressure will show a more obvious diurnal pattern, which is manifested as a significant decrease in blood pressure in the first few hours of sleep and a significant upward trend in the early morning hours.

Experts remind that as long as high blood pressure is diagnosed, whether there are symptoms or not, whether you feel dizzy or not, you must take the medicine on time according to the doctor's advice, and you must not stop the medicine casually. Early morning blood pressure is an entry point for blood pressure management, and it is recommended that patients with hypertension self-measure their blood pressure every day to monitor their blood pressure and manage their blood pressure from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. every day.

As long as high blood pressure is diagnosed, whether there are symptoms or not, whether you feel dizzy or not, you must take the medicine on time according to the doctor's advice, and you must not stop the medicine casually. Stopping the drug can easily cause blood pressure fluctuations and cause cardiovascular damage.