Hello, I have the following problem! 2 weeks ago, at 2 o'clock in the morning (I had a job and I had to do it) I suddenly got a strong reddening of my face, as if I had been sunburned. I jokingly decided to measure my blood pressure, it turned out to be 160 to 90, and I immediately drank half a clofadone and then I measured it again and I had to call an ambulance. When the paramedic came, he weighed me 170 and while he did a cardiogram that was normal, my blood pressure dropped to 140. He assumed it was something nervous, I would like to clarify that before this I drank half a liter of coffee a day. And then the next few days a crazy measurement started and after 23 hours it was high 150, 160 and up, I got a lot of fear.
I received a full range of symptoms: a feeling of tightness in the hands, pain in the hands, back pain now left then right now right in the heart area, tremor, frequent urination with a burning sensation especially in the evening, a very fast pulse at night to 123 beats per minute and a palpitation that I feel in the abdominal area, how it literally vibrates. I would like to add that I was already a cardiologist, my doctor did a cardiogram and echocardiography and told me that everything she thought was normal. When I went to her I was quite anxious and tense, and when she measured my blood pressure it was 145 and after the examination it dropped to 130. I find that at the slightest psycho-emotional even sexual arousal my blood pressure rises and my heartbeat just doesn't stop after 20. 00 becomes even more insistent. My cardiologist prescribed beta-blockers, a quarter of a quarter of nebivolol in the morning, and a cardiff friend again in the morning, but the heartbeat and rapid night pulse remained in line. Please advice, do I need to consult a neurologist or psychiatrist, and do you think that this condition of mine with my labile blood is due to a neurological or psychiatric illness? I will be sincerely grateful if I receive adequate advice.
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Do not take pills, do not go to the doctors, and take a break somewhere, it's all because of stress. Unless you are overweight, there is no reason to worry about your physique in this case.
It is possible, ask for a referral to a psychiatrist and go. High blood pressure is very often on a mental basis. Burning when urinating ??? - do your research - urine. You may have nothing, you may have grit in your kidneys, etc. Where will you think it .... And I think you should stop coffee if you have a more unstable psyche - coffee is your enemy, even more so will "knock you out"
Hi, I have a similar experience and I will be happy if I can help with something. In my opinion, you were a little worried about work and in combination with a lot of coffee and the accumulated years - you raised blood pressure. Then you got scared. It happens, he walks on people. You are now in a stage of some kind of hypochondria - fear of disease and constant measurement, research, etc. Blood is associated with stress, with hereditary problems - genetic transmission from parents or grandparents, and of course - with lifestyle - nutrition , drinking, physical exertion. Don't be afraid, in Bulgaria over 80% of us are people with blood. You just have to watch, but without obsession. I e.g. I have a device, but I refused to measure it, because it's stressful - the blood itself rises when you start measuring it. Blood is often associated with the kidneys - so, do some tests or ultrasound of the kidneys, not to have any infection or stones. There is no better way to relieve stress at the moment than Xanax / Alprazolam - you can drink for a few weeks until you return to normal. It has a green prescription and must be prescribed by a doctor. There are other similar benzodiazepines, just consult a trusted doctor, but the softest and most comfortable drug is Xanax. The other is even more important - to try to eliminate the source of great stress - professional or personal. Change jobs, go on vacation if she's a woman - talk to her or break up with her, trust your closest friend or relative, talk to them, share, discuss - but really with trusted people. Of course, it's good to be careful about what you eat - reduce salt, sugar, fat, pasta, a little more exercise, stop caffeinated beverages (such as coffee, cola, black or green tea) and more. But - without obsession and everything in moderation. Hypochondria is a very popular phenomenon, do not think that you are the only one or go crazy, it can happen to anyone and happens quite often. The important thing is to have someone to lean on in a difficult moment and to relax and be yourself ... Good health and success!
I would advise you to go to a priest to read you a prayer for health, take holy water from the temple and drink a little.