Nosebleeds “put down” strong men, doctors reminded to be alert to this indicator

“I thought it was just a normal nosebleed, but I didn’t expect to be sent to the hospital…” Qian Qian lying in the hospital bed Mr. still has lingering fears about what happened a few days ago. It’s hard to imagine that the young and strong man fell down because of a small nosebleed.

It will start from a few days ago. Mr. Qian, who lives in Xiaogang, is 36 years old this year. Due to his busy work, he often feels chest tightness and dizziness from time to time. Later, he began to have nosebleeds. Although it was not much, it did not stop intermittently, so he went to the ENT department of the Third People’s Hospital of Beilun District, accompanied by his family. Unexpectedly, just as the doctor was about to check, Mr. Qian’s nosebleeds rushed out, and he couldn’t stop it. He also entered a semi-conscious state, which scared his family and rushed him to the emergency department for rescue. Emergency surgery, the nosebleed finally stopped.

It turned out that Mr. Qian was diagnosed with high blood pressure two years ago. Reduced the amount and frequency of taking antihypertensive drugs, systolic blood pressure once rushed to 190 mm Hg, high blood pressure broke through the blood vessels in the nasal cavity, causing a lot of bleeding. Thanks to the timely rescue, a life was recovered. If high blood pressure breaks through the blood vessels in the brain, the situation will be even worse, and you may face stroke, hemiplegia or even loss of life.

Gu Mingyou, director of the ENT department reminded hypertensive patients not to overwork and stay up late, nor to reduce the amount and frequency of antihypertensive drugs at will, to follow the doctor’s instructions, measure regularly, actively control blood pressure, and avoid excessive blood pressure Too high can cause blood vessels to rupture. (Correspondent Yu Jiawen)