High blood pressure is a common condition that occurs on average in one in three adults.
The specific causes of the disease are unknown, but there are many risk factors, such as heredity, age and poor lifestyle, of which poor lifestyle accounts for 70% to 80% of the pathogenesis of the disease.
Once the disease is suffered, when the patient wakes up in the morning, there will be four symptoms. So what are the 4 symptoms?
1. Headache
There are also many causes of headaches, and high blood pressure is one of them. When the blood pressure in the patient's body rises, the mechanical action will cause the blood vessels to expand and contract abnormally, and then cause irritation to the arterial wall, resulting in headaches.
Morning headaches are mostly dull or pulsating swelling pains that are relieved after eating or washing your face. However, in severe cases, the headache is accompanied by symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.
2. Vertigo
People with this disease will have symptoms of dizziness when they wake up in the morning. This symptom is caused by fluctuations in blood pressure, which cause insufficient blood supply to the brain.
When the person gets up too hard or stools too hard, the blood pressure in the patient's body will rise further, which will then cause the dizziness to be more severe, so that the patient may suddenly fall.
In addition, there are two periods of vertigo, peak and low, of which the morning rise is the peak period.
3. Numbness in hands and feet
When the patient wakes up in the morning, the blood pressure rises rapidly, which will cause the patient to have symptoms of numbness in the hands and feet.
In addition to the increase in blood pressure, this symptom is also related to the fact that the hands and feet are at the very end of the limbs and the blood circulation is difficult to achieve.
Therefore, if you often have symptoms of numbness in your hands and feet when you wake up in the morning, you should be vigilant about the occurrence of the disease.
4. Tinnitus
There are a large number of blood vessels distributed inside the ear, which are very sensitive to changes in blood circulation, blood pressure.
Therefore, when the blood pressure in the body of the patient continues to rise, the blood supply to these blood vessels will be insufficient, and then tinnitus will appear. This tinnitus is pulsatile and is more pronounced in the morning.
The above are the 4 symptoms that patients may appear when high blood pressure comes.
When these symptoms are found, patients can be treated with a variety of drugs. However, drug antihypertensive has certain side effects, and patients need to use it with caution. After some antihypertensive therapy, patients should also pay attention to daily lifestyle interventions.