Patient's question:
Hello, I want to know if hereditary hypertension can be cured. My mother has hypertension, and I also have it, which is hereditary. Over the years, I have always paid close attention to my health and tried to keep my mood calm. I have taken some medications, but they haven't worked. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
You have a hereditary hypertension disease, which suggests that your blood pressure is lower than normal. You are young and need to take treatment seriously to prevent chronic complications caused by long-term high blood pressure. Hypertension can be controlled, but it is unlikely to be completely cured. It is recommended that you revisit the hospital's internal medicine department for a check-up and allow the doctor to adjust your antihypertensive medication, determine the appropriate medication, take it regularly, and control your blood pressure to normal. Maintain a healthy lifestyle in daily life, avoid drinking beer, eat a light diet, and engage in sufficient physical activity.