Third grade symptoms of hypertension?

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Hypertension stage 3: refers to the clinical staging standard of hypertension revised in 1979, according to the clinical manifestations, hypertension is divided into three stages. The patients with diastolic blood pressure above 14.7-16.0 kPa (110-120 mmHg) and one of the following symptoms: cerebrovascular accident or hypertensive encephalopathy, left heart failure, renal failure, fundus hemorrhage or exudation, or papilledema. Third grade symptoms of hypertension? Let's talk about it

Third grade symptoms of hypertension?

Headache: the location of the brain, and accompanied by nausea, vomiting and other symptoms. If you often feel headache, and very severe, and nausea at the same time, it may be the signal of malignant hypertension; Vertigo: female patients appear more, may feel when squatting or standing up suddenly; Tinnitus: tinnitus in both ears, lasting for a long time; Palpitation and shortness of breath: hypertension can lead to myocardial hypertrophy, heart enlargement, myocardial infarction and cardiac insufficiency. These are the symptoms that lead to palpitation and shortness of breath; Insomnia: it is difficult to fall asleep, wake up early, sleep is not steady, easy to have nightmares, easy to wake up. This is related to the dysfunction of cerebral cortex and autonomic nervous system; Limb numbness: common numbness of fingers and toes or skin such as ants, inflexible fingers. Other parts of the body may also appear numbness, may also feel abnormal, or even hemiplegia.

Hypertension patients due to continuous increase in arterial pressure, causing systemic arteriosclerosis, thereby affecting the blood supply of tissues and organs, resulting in a variety of serious consequences, become a complication of hypertension. The common complications of hypertension include coronary heart disease, diabetes, heart failure, hyperlipidemia, nephropathy, peripheral artery disease, stroke, left ventricular hypertrophy, etc. Among the various complications of hypertension, the damage of heart, brain and kidney is the most significant.

Limb numbness: the patient's fingers and toes are often numb, sometimes the skin itches, and the fingers are not flexible. Other parts of the body will also appear numbness, and even lead to hemiplegia.

matters needing attention

Get up slowly. Wake up in the morning, first lie on your back in bed, move your limbs and head and neck, then sit up slowly, move your upper limbs several times, and then get out of bed, so that your blood pressure will not fluctuate greatly. Wash with warm water. Overheated, too cold water will stimulate skin receptors, causing the relaxation and contraction of peripheral blood vessels, and then affect blood pressure. It is most suitable to wash face and gargle with warm water of 30 ~ 35 ℃.