Patient's question:
My husband has high blood pressure. After taking medication for a while, his condition improved. I'd like to ask, how long can the lifespan be for someone in their 30s-40s with high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
It is necessary to take antihypertensive medication orally in a timely manner to control high blood pressure, especially for the increasing number of people aged 30 to 40 with hypertension. If high blood pressure is not controlled promptly, it can easily lead to complications that affect human lifespan. By taking antihypertensive medication regularly, if it can be controlled ideally, it generally does not have a significant impact on lifespan. If complications reappear, timely intervention is also required, but the length of life cannot be determined.