Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 36 years old and male. I have high blood pressure and blocked blood vessels. I don't dare to eat many greasy foods, but my blood pressure is still high and hasn't come down, and the blood vessels are still blocked. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
In your current situation, it is important to actively control your blood pressure. If you have met with a healthcare professional, close monitoring of your blood pressure data is necessary, and medication decisions should be based on your blood pressure readings. If one blood pressure medication is not effectively controlling your blood pressure, you may need to take two antihypertensive medications. Additionally, in cases of cerebral vascular blockage, it may be necessary to take oral medications that promote blood circulation and unblock blood vessels, as well as antiplatelet aggregation medications.