Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. My mother has entered menopause. How can high blood pressure during menopause be predicted?Doctor's answer:
Menopausal hypertension can be inferred through monitoring data. You can purchase a blood pressure measuring device yourself. If the monitoring data shows blood pressure within the normal range, then everything is fine. It doesn't mean that hypertension will definitely reappear during menopause. If a thorough check reveals blood pressure below 140/90, then it's necessary to consider using multiple antihypertensive medications in combination. Try to control your diet in daily life and avoid consuming excessive greasy foods. Avoid overworking.