Patient's question:
The day before yesterday, I wasn't feeling well, so I had a thorough medical check-up at the hospital. The doctor said I have hereditary hypertension. I didn't know how that happened, so I'd like to ask how to deal with hereditary hypertension?Doctor's answer:
There are five types of medications for high blood pressure, and it is necessary to decide based on one's physical condition. Non-pharmacological therapies are also appropriate diets, such as low-salt, low-fat, light, quitting smoking and drinking, regular lifestyle, psychological balance, and moderate exercise, which can help treat newly diagnosed high blood pressure patients.Lifestyle care: If non-pharmacological treatment is not effective, medication is needed to treat it, without abandoning dietary treatment. Combining both can effectively control high blood pressure.