Beware of 'being hypertensive'! High blood pressure does not equal high blood pressure, what are the symptoms of real high blood pressure

If you measure your blood pressure at home and find that the blood pressure data is greater than 140/90mmHg, are you a “hypertensive patient”? The doctor pointed out that it is unreasonable to cut across the board according to the standard of “more than 140/90mmHg is high blood pressure”.

In fact, everyone has their own ideal blood pressure value, and the “ideal blood pressure value” is not necessarily within the standard range, and no matter what blood pressure value is in, there are some people who have an increased mortality rate with the increase in blood pressure, and some people with blood pressure. increase but the mortality rate decreases.

Therefore, whether the blood pressure value of the body is reasonable varies from person to person, and a comprehensive evaluation is required to make a diagnosis.

High blood pressure does not happen suddenly, the increase in blood pressure is a slow process, which also makes it easy to be ignored by people. Some people have high blood pressure only temporarily, and do not need to take drugs, but if high blood pressure occurs for a long time, it will affect multiple organs of the body, especially some organs with rich blood vessels, such as brain, kidney, Heart, etc., need to consider medication.

Once the blood pressure rises in the body, these organs are easily damaged, causing problems such as heart disease and kidney disease. In fact, it is not difficult to know that blood pressure is raised. The body is a very smart system, and high blood pressure can be judged by some external manifestations.

So, what happens to the body when high blood pressure comes?

1. Insomnia

There are many reasons for insomnia, including high blood pressure. If you often have symptoms of insomnia in your life, you often have nightmares, and you are awakened from dreams. This is probably caused by the dysfunction of the cerebral cortex. Its occurrence is closely related to hypertension and must not be ignored.

1. Headache

Headaches can be caused by colds and other reasons. If these reasons are excluded and the headache persists for a long time, it is necessary to be alert to whether it is caused by high blood pressure. Headaches caused by high blood pressure are generally located in the back of the head or the temples. The headache may be accompanied by nausea, and the headache can last for a long time. This is caused by the dilation of blood vessels caused by high blood pressure.

1. Dizziness

If you have high blood pressure, the elasticity of blood vessels will become worse, and most of the patients with high blood pressure are accompanied by the phenomenon of hyperlipidemia, and the blood viscosity is relatively high. Under the influence of the above factors, blood circulation will be greatly affected. In the long run, because the human body cannot obtain sufficient blood oxygen supply, symptoms such as dizziness, dizziness and even vertigo will appear. Dizziness is more likely to occur, especially when suddenly standing up from a squatting position.

1. Tinnitus

In addition to tinnitus caused by diseases of the ear itself, high blood pressure can also cause symptoms of tinnitus. Tinnitus caused by high blood pressure generally occurs on both sides, and tinnitus can last for a long time. The reason for this is that high blood pressure can cause arteriosclerosis, which leads to insufficient blood supply to the ear, resulting in tinnitus. This situation should be given enough attention and active treatment, otherwise it will affect hearing.

1. Palpitations

Elevated blood pressure can damage the health of the heart, causing cardiac hypertrophy and cardiac insufficiency. Therefore, patients with high blood pressure will have symptoms of palpitations. At this time, attention should be paid to and active treatment. Otherwise, if the disease develops more seriously and the heart loses its compensatory function, it will cause symptoms such as palpitation, shortness of breath, cough, and physical symptoms. Swelling and oliguria.

1. Numbness of limbs

If the limbs remain in the same position for a long time or are under pressure, numbness may occur, but if there is always numbness in the hands and feet for no reason, the skin of the arms and legs seems to have ants crawling, and the limbs often feel cold. Muscle soreness, tension, this situation should also be paid attention to, which is likely to be a signal from high blood pressure.

High blood pressure does not come suddenly, its occurrence has long been foreshadowed. If you often experience insomnia, headache, dizziness, tinnitus, palpitations, numbness and other uncomfortable symptoms, you should be alert to whether your blood pressure is too high. In this case, it is necessary to actively go to the hospital to check blood pressure. If you are diagnosed with high blood pressure, you should also control your blood pressure by improving your lifestyle and taking drugs under the guidance of a doctor to prevent further harm to your health.