Patient's question:
I always didn't know I had high blood pressure, thinking it only happens when you're in your fifties or sixties. Until a couple of days ago, when he had a headache and couldn't concentrate on his work, he thought about going to the hospital to see a doctor for some sedative medication. That's when he found out he has primary hypertension. Can primary hypertension be cured?Doctor's answer:
If primary hypertension reappears, this situation is often directly related to personal lifestyle habits. It is recommended that you consider taking oral medication promptly to control symptoms. Pay attention to a light diet and avoid excessive intake of greasy foods. Primary hypertension requires long-term oral medication and cannot be cured. Monitor blood pressure regularly. The above information can serve as a reference.