Malignant hypertension or malignant hypertension has dangerous symptoms such as blurred vision, inability to concentrate, anxiety, weakness in limbs. If not treated in time, there may be strokes, angina (acute myocardial infarction) or worse, heart failure - acute pulmonary edema. That is why it is called the "silent killer".

Patients with a hypertensive emergency need immediate treatment in an emergency or intensive care unit, because a hypertensive emergency can be life-threatening. At this time, the patient needs to be given oxygen and use emergency antihypertensive drugs to improve the emergency hypertensive crisis.

7 months ago, after being sick, I had high blood pressure. The doctor said it was essential hypertension. Since then, I have taken medicine every day and maintained a healthy diet as directed by the doctor. However, every few days around 15-17h, blood pressure suddenly rises to 140-150/100, and the other days are normal. After raising blood pressure, I lay still for a long time until the morning when I woke up, my blood pressure returned to normal. Doctor asked me often sudden sudden increase in blood pressure what to do?

I have a sudden increase in blood pressure of 220. The doctor asked me if the sudden increase in blood pressure of 220 is primary or secondary hypertension? My job is to drive, should I continue this job? I have a habit of smoking, drinking alcohol but not often. Please advise, thank you doctor.

Grandpa and grandson sometimes have a sudden increase in blood pressure. So the doctor asked me what should elderly people with sudden increase in blood pressure do? I thank you doctor.

Sudden hypertension is a condition in which the blood pressure exerted on the strong wall suddenly rises up to 200 mmHg. Sudden increase in blood pressure, if not treated promptly, can cause events such as rupture of blood vessels, narrowing of arteries, cerebral infarction, acute heart failure, cerebral hemorrhage, etc. What is sudden pressure?

Hypertensive emergency is an urgent emergency that threatens the patient's life, so the physician needs to have an appropriate attitude.