It's time for clinicians to popularize health science!
Today, let's talk about "the harm of hypotension"

As we all know, hypertension can damage blood vessels, cause myocardial infarction, cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, renal failure, uremia and other serious diseases. However, the harm of hypotension should not be underestimated!

Hypotension is divided into physiological and pathological. Many people have no symptoms, while some people have dizziness, weakness of limbs, palpitation and other symptoms. Severe and long-term hypotension may also lead to the lack of oxygen and nutrition in important organs such as the brain, heart and kidney, and lead to dementia, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and other serious diseases!

Hypertension below 90 and/or low pressure below 60 is called hypotension.

In the face of hypotension, try to find the cause first. In treatment, we can look at traditional Chinese medicine, and eat ginseng medicines to replenish qi and blood. You can also take proper oral saline and sugar, but not for diabetics!

Health lies in management, and prevention is better than treatment.