Feeling of pressure in the head with low blood pressure | Symptoms of low blood pressure

Feeling of pressure in the head with low blood pressure

Head pressure is usually understood to be a headache that is very hammering and pressing. One has the feeling that the brain is pressing against the skull. Often these headaches are perceived by patients as dull, throbbing and bilateral, i.e. affecting the whole head.

In addition, there are often accompanying symptoms.These can occur in the form of nausea, vomiting, aching limbs and general malaise. This worsens the patient’s condition. A feeling of pressure in the head is very unspecific and not necessarily due to low blood pressure.

Potency disorders with low blood pressure

The potency disorder, also called impotence, describes the inability of a man to have sexual intercourse. The affected person is unable to get an erection in the lag for a long period of time (about 6 months) or to maintain it long enough for successful sexual intercourse. This means that the male member does not stiffen properly, despite sexual arousal.

Circulatory problems can prevent the sufficient erection. A too low blood pressure can also play a role in this. Blood flow is very important for an erection, because the stiffness of the penis is caused by a blood stasis. It is therefore possible that too little blood flows into the male member.