Cardiologist Dr. Yulia Moryakova points out that a rise in atmospheric pressure itself is not dangerous. Because a difference of 15-20 millimeters is negligible, the body adapts to these fluctuations automatically.
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According to her, people may experience lethargy, drowsiness, and mild dizziness on days with high atmospheric pressure, but there is no direct link between these symptoms and high atmospheric pressure. In fact, weather changes, lack of sleep, stress, and dehydration may have a greater impact. Therefore, if someone feels unwell, it is best to check their blood pressure first.
In addition, the doctor recommends that people with high blood pressure, coronary heart disease, heart failure, heart rhythm disorders, as well as those who have previously suffered a heart attack or stroke, pay special attention to their health during periods of changing weather.
She says: “On such days, it is advisable to measure blood pressure in the morning and evening, while at rest, and record the readings. Medications should also be taken according to the prescription, without adjusting the dose according to weather changes. It is important to avoid hypothermia and to wear clothes appropriate for the weather, and this is especially important in the morning when temperatures are low.”
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