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Dizziness, Nausea, High Blood Pressure. Suggestions?
Question: My wife is 55, 5 foot three, has been dizzy for two days with nausia. blood pressure of 157 over 107
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Thanks for your query...!!
As I can gather from your query your wife has been experiencing dizziness and nausea since two days with a high Blood pressure recorded.
Just by the symptoms above its very difficult to arrive at a possible conclusion. Anxiety and stress could be on of the reasons for the above symptoms.
It is important to know certain things like:-
1. The onset of the dizziness and nausea, how did it arise?
2. What relieves and aggravates it?
3. Any blurring of vision, hearing loss, headache or any other ear and eye symptoms associated with it?
4. How long do the symptoms last?
5. You have mentioned that she is not under any medications, I would like to confirm it again from you.
6. Any association with change in position?
It is very important for us to ascertain the cause. There are medications available to treat the above symptoms but it is not a permanent solution until we figure out the probable cause for these.
Her blood pressure is definitely high, we need to monitor it and check if she could be Hypertensive.
If the symptoms are very severe and she is unable to carry out her daily routine activities then I would suggest you see your doctor at the earliest.
Hope I have answered your query satisfactorily.
Wishing you good health.
Best Regards,
Thanks for your query...!!
As I can gather from your query your wife has been experiencing dizziness and nausea since two days with a high Blood pressure recorded.
Just by the symptoms above its very difficult to arrive at a possible conclusion. Anxiety and stress could be on of the reasons for the above symptoms.
It is important to know certain things like:-
1. The onset of the dizziness and nausea, how did it arise?
2. What relieves and aggravates it?
3. Any blurring of vision, hearing loss, headache or any other ear and eye symptoms associated with it?
4. How long do the symptoms last?
5. You have mentioned that she is not under any medications, I would like to confirm it again from you.
6. Any association with change in position?
It is very important for us to ascertain the cause. There are medications available to treat the above symptoms but it is not a permanent solution until we figure out the probable cause for these.
Her blood pressure is definitely high, we need to monitor it and check if she could be Hypertensive.
If the symptoms are very severe and she is unable to carry out her daily routine activities then I would suggest you see your doctor at the earliest.
Hope I have answered your query satisfactorily.
Wishing you good health.
Best Regards,
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