Patient's question:
Grandpa's high blood pressure has recurred, and he has weakness in his legs and feet. The old man is very worried that he might not be able to walk in the future. How long does the high blood pressure medication take to take effect?Doctor's answer:
How long high blood pressure medication takes to take effect also depends on individual circumstances. If your blood pressure is high, don't rush to take the first dose. If the blood pressure drops too quickly, it can also be harmful to the body and may easily lead to recurrent hypotensive shock. Generally, medication is used, and if there is no further increase in blood pressure after a week, the dosage can be increased. For diagnosed high blood pressure patients, the use of medication must be implemented under the guidance of a doctor. It is absolutely not advisable to take medication blindly or adjust the dosage arbitrarily.