Patient's question:
I have high blood lipids and high blood pressure, how should I treat it, but my blood pressure occasionally spikes, why?Doctor's answer:
A person's blood pressure fluctuates throughout the day. Whether it is a normal person or a patient with hypertension, blood pressure is lower during deep sleep and rises after exercise. The peak blood pressure occurs between 9-10 a.m. and 4-8 p.m., while the lowest point is between 1-3 a.m. Blood pressure levels are closely related to vascular resistance, blood volume, and cardiac function. It is also affected by nervous and humoral factors. Blood pressure can rise during emotional excitement and is also related to factors such as season, climate, and age.