Patient's question:
My father went to the hospital for a health check-up a few days ago. The doctor said his blood pressure is a bit high now. It requires coordinated dietary treatment, such as eating less salt, and also medication. The doctor talked about a lot of risks associated with high blood pressure, which sounded particularly scary. I wonder if high blood pressure can be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
If it is primary hypertension, it is usually necessary to take medication lifelong. It is important to avoid foods high in salt, as well as overly greasy foods, to prevent them from affecting blood pressure and causing atherosclerosis. In daily diet, it is essential to consume more vegetables and fruits, which help digest vitamins and thoroughly clear the body of metabolic waste. At the same time, I wish you good health.