Patient's question:
Recently, I have researched a lot of technical information related to high blood pressure because my liver and kidneys are not in good condition. I want to understand if there is a direct relationship between high blood pressure and the liver and kidneys?Doctor's answer:
High blood pressure has nothing to do with the liver and kidneys. The cause of primary hypertension is unclear, and it is related to intergenerational inheritance and unhealthy lifestyles. Medication should be used for treatment, a light diet should be followed, and exercise should be strengthened. It is recommended to conduct tests for liver function and kidney function to comprehensively examine the relationship with high blood pressure. Timely antihypertensive treatment should be administered. Pay attention to regular check-ups, avoid fatigue, prevent high cholesterol and high-fat foods, and pay more attention to rest.