Patient's question:
My relatives' parents both have high blood pressure. My relative was diagnosed with high blood pressure at the age of 42. Generally, it's around 140/90-100, and they have tried many different antihypertensive medications. Currently, they are taking Felodipine extended-release tablets. Now, their blood pressure is controlled at 130/90. In the past, besides high blood lipids, they took medication and combined with dietary restrictions to lower their blood lipids. If you have high blood pressure, what antihypertensive medication is best for you?Doctor's answer:
If you suffer from high blood pressure, you need to decide on one of the six antihypertensive drugs recommended by the Global Hypertension Organization, and it is recommended to use them in combination; secondly, it is best to use long-acting antihypertensive drugs, taking once a day can maintain stable blood pressure for 24 hours and reduce fluctuations; thirdly, it must be closely integrated with stable lifestyle and dietary management, paying special attention to low salt, low fat, weight control, and physical exercise. Also, it is important to control emotional stability and avoid being easily stimulated.