Patient's question:
I recently noticed that I have slightly high blood pressure, but I haven't felt any discomfort myself. I'm very concerned about this issue, and I mainly want to consult about what medications are available for treating high blood pressure.Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you first consider stabilizing your lifestyle habits, such as moderate exercise, reducing sedentary living, eating more fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoiding overtime. If sustained blood pressure cannot be reduced, it is advised that you consider taking oral antihypertensive medication. There are many medications available for treating high blood pressure. Hypertensive patients can use drugs such as Xinhua and Fuxin under the guidance and advice of a doctor. Additionally, you should pay attention to your diet on a daily basis, preferably eating less meat and more light meals, and engaging in more physical exercise while maintaining normal blood pressure control. Pay attention to your diet, follow a low-salt, low-fat, high-vitamin diet, quit smoking and drinking alcohol, do not eat too salty, rest more and do not overexert yourself.