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What Causes Nausea, High BP And Constant Headache?
my wife has had a constant headache for 2 1/2 months. She feels shaky, is nauseated (of late), blood pressure is spiking almost daily. CAT scan, MRI show no sinus issues, tumors, or migraines. She is lethargic, and is exhausted after a short time with any exercise. She is going back to family internist this week. need help. living life in a recliner. This is a very active woman who s ambition far surpasses most. She bikes, kayaks, and tills the garden.!! She is 69 years old. No one seems to know what is wrong.
Mon, 14 Jan 2019
Hello,
Since she has a history of high blood pressure & is nauseous, she should continue to take medications prescribed to keep the BP under control.
Developing cardiac pathology also causes fatigue & exhaustion, hypertension is indicative of heart disease.
Get a thorough cardiac examination done along with ECG, CBC, X-Ray, Lipid function tests, etc. Your treatment will depend upon the severity of the illness detected.
Take a heart-healthy diet to reduce the risk of hypertension & have good cardiac health.
Eat low fat-protein, low sodium, whole grain, reduce carbohydrate intake, green veggies, berries, yogurt. Do regular exercises. Stay away from addictions & alcohol.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Nupur K, General & Family Physician
Since she has a history of high blood pressure & is nauseous, she should continue to take medications prescribed to keep the BP under control.
Developing cardiac pathology also causes fatigue & exhaustion, hypertension is indicative of heart disease.
Get a thorough cardiac examination done along with ECG, CBC, X-Ray, Lipid function tests, etc. Your treatment will depend upon the severity of the illness detected.
Take a heart-healthy diet to reduce the risk of hypertension & have good cardiac health.
Eat low fat-protein, low sodium, whole grain, reduce carbohydrate intake, green veggies, berries, yogurt. Do regular exercises. Stay away from addictions & alcohol.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Nupur K, General & Family Physician
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