Patient's question:
My mother has been a long-term hypertensive patient. Usually, I buy her an adequate amount of blood pressure-lowering medication to maintain her life. But I heard from my doctor friend that taking one medicine for a long time can cause side effects. So I want to ask, what are the medications for treating high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
There are quite a few medications available for treating high blood pressure, such as nifedipine and compound dibazol hydrochlorothiazide capsules. Except for roperine. Due to individual differences, sensitivity to medications varies. It is important to try different antihypertensive drugs based on your own condition, and choose the one that works well with fewer side effects. Medications should be taken according to your blood pressure levels to prevent blood pressure from dropping too low. Such medications should be used under the guidance of a local doctor.