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Dizzy. Had Hearing Problems. High Blood Pressure. On Tramadol. Advise?

hello,

Sometimes over the last few years when I stand up I get kind of a dizzy feeling and my hearing goes in and out with the whooshing that maybe at the same rate as my heart. Sometimes it also happens when I laid down on my chest propped up with my pillow to watch TV but it always seems to go away after about 30 seconds.

My blood pressure is often on the high side I'm told and I do take a blood pressure medicine in the morning.

in fact one time a few weeks ago when I laid down in this manner I became very dizzy for an extended period of time and that was very concerning.

the only other prescription I take is tramadol but I've only been taking that medication here recently and only when I need it for joint pain and the problem I'm describing above as existed for at least 2 years.

thank you, David
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
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Hello, thanks for the query to H.C.M.
You are taking medicines for high B P ( hypertension).
Dizziness frequently that too when you are on anti hypertensive medicines , very bad.
In my opinion your's lower blood pressure is too high which you haven'e described in query.
See an example 150/100 ( >90) , here cause of concern is 90 or 100 because this is very dangerous for health.
I would like to say that this diastolic ( lower B P ) blood pressure is very high (>100 or so) for some time , I usually term it as a silent killer.
Dizziness in your's case is related to essential hypertension ( lower B P with secondary cause) and so without any delay please consult a doctor and take advice accordingly.
Also get in blood examination for lipid profile and sugar.
Mieneir's disease is another reason for dizziness and hearing loss but it seems it is not in your case.
Regards. Dr. HET
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Dizzy. Had Hearing Problems. High Blood Pressure. On Tramadol. Advise?

Hello, thanks for the query to H.C.M. You are taking medicines for high B P ( hypertension). Dizziness frequently that too when you are on anti hypertensive medicines , very bad. In my opinion your s lower blood pressure is too high which you haven e described in query. See an example 150/100 ( 90) , here cause of concern is 90 or 100 because this is very dangerous for health. I would like to say that this diastolic ( lower B P ) blood pressure is very high ( 100 or so) for some time , I usually term it as a silent killer. Dizziness in your s case is related to essential hypertension ( lower B P with secondary cause) and so without any delay please consult a doctor and take advice accordingly. Also get in blood examination for lipid profile and sugar. Mieneir s disease is another reason for dizziness and hearing loss but it seems it is not in your case. Regards. Dr. HET