Patient's question:
I was carefully diagnosed with high blood pressure this year, and the doctor advised me not to drink beer. Once at a gathering with friends, a friend who also had high blood pressure told me that drinking beer wouldn't interfere. Hello, can people with high blood pressure really drink beer?Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, you cannot drink beer. Drinking beer will increase blood lipid levels and cause cholesterol to deposit on the walls of blood vessels. This may lead to the recurrence of arteriosclerosis, forcing the expansion of high blood pressure and alleviating the condition. Additionally, drinking beer can also affect medications, reducing their efficacy. It is strictly forbidden to drink beer, and you must pay close attention to your diet at all times. Reduce your intake of salt and fat.