High blood pressure can be blood deficiency

Hypertension may cause blood deficiency, but blood deficiency is not a common complication of hypertension. Hypertension may cause blood deficiency, but blood deficiency is not a common complication of hypertension. Hypertension is a clinical syndrome characterized by elevated systemic arterial pressure, which may be accompanied by functional or organic damage to heart, brain, kidney and other organs. Blood deficiency refers to blood deficiency, viscera, meridians, body dysfunction, with pale or sallow complexion, pale lips, tongue and nails, dizziness, palpitations and dreams, numbness of hands and feet, less menstrual flow, pale color, delay or even amenorrhea as the main manifestations of the syndrome. Although hypertension and blood deficiency are not directly related in symptoms, they may exist together in some cases. For example, chronic hypertension may lead to thickening of blood vessel walls and narrowing of lumens, affecting blood supply, thus affecting the normal function of zang-fu organs, meridians and the body, resulting in blood deficiency. In addition, some other diseases or factors, such as blood loss, malnutrition, excessive fatigue, etc., may also lead to blood deficiency. For patients with hypertension, if symptoms of blood deficiency occur, they should seek medical attention promptly, conduct a comprehensive physical examination to determine the cause, and take appropriate treatment measures. Treatment methods include medication, diet conditioning, lifestyle changes, etc. At the same time, hypertension patients should also pay attention to maintain a healthy lifestyle, such as low-salt diet, moderate exercise, smoking and alcohol restriction, maintain psychological balance, etc., to control blood pressure and prevent complications. In short, hypertension and blood deficiency are two different diseases, but in some cases may exist at the same time. Patients should seek medical attention in time and take appropriate treatment measures to maintain their health.