Patient's question:
I am twenty years old this year, and I have a friend whose blood pressure is 139. I am nineteen this year, so I want to ask how long can someone live with a blood pressure of 139 at the age of nineteen?Doctor's answer:
Hypertension is a clinical syndrome characterized by elevated systemic and circulatory arterial pressure. Patients with primary hypertension currently require lifelong medication, which cannot be changed, so we need to prepare for long-term medication. If left untreated, hypertension can lead to abnormal kidney function. Do not blindly worry about the side effects of medication. As long as blood pressure remains stable, it will not affect daily life or work, so there is no need to over worry.