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Ryazan with a hypertensive crisis thanked the doctors “ambulance”

The elderly ryazan thanked the doctors of the ambulance for the rescue

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Ryazan with a hypertensive crisis thanked the doctors “ambulance”

An elderly woman thanked the ambulance doctors for the rescue. The corresponding post is placed in the official group of the regional Ministry of Health.

The woman said that she often suffers from hypertension, but this time she had a very sharp jump in pressure, almost to 200 over 130.

“The feeling was disgusting, could not get out of bed, a terrible headache, everything was spinning before my eyes,” the patient shared.

The doctors who arrived at the call conducted an examination and made several injections that helped normalize the pressure.

The doctor suggested that my pancreas was not OK. This was later confirmed, the woman added.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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