Patient's question:
Your doctor: My mother was diagnosed with diabetes 632 years ago. Now she has high blood pressure (160-110). She is currently taking insulin (Glargine R). The antihypertensive medication prescribed by the doctor is Amlodipine Extended-release Tablets. Now around 8:30 in the morning, her blood sugar levels are also dropping, and then they rise. What antihypertensive medications should be taken for diabetes and high blood pressure? Self-management for high blood pressure and diabetesDoctor's answer:
It is recommended to take Captopril orally while paying attention to the following points: (1) Proper diet; (2) Appropriate exercise; (3) Quit smoking and drinking alcohol; (4) Maintain mental balance; (5) Self-management; (6) Seek medical attention promptly. Try to eat more vegetables like celery and black fungus. We must eat fewer early meals and quit smoking and drinking alcohol early. Deep sleep should not exceed 10 hours to prevent excessive excitement. We must persist in exercise and take medication on time. Blood tests should be conducted regularly to maintain good heart health. Fish protein tea can also reduce blood pressure, so it is recommended that we drink it frequently.