Patient's question:
I am 36 years old this year, and my work is usually quite busy. I usually order takeout for lunch and dinner at the office. During the health check-up two weeks ago, I was found to have mild fatty liver. Recently, my blood pressure is also high, and I am currently taking antihypertensive medication for treatment. What kind of medicine is most effective for high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
Hypertension is primarily treated with antihypertensive medications for symptomatic relief. There are various types of antihypertensive drugs available for clinical diagnosis. Since each person's hypertension condition is different, the prescribed medication will also vary. This cannot be done by blindly taking antihypertensive drugs. It is necessary to consider visiting a large hospital and the hypertension specialty clinic for follow-up. Under the guidance of the clinic doctor, antihypertensive drugs should be taken based on each person's specific condition. During the medication period, it is essential to monitor blood pressure values irregularly.