Patient's question:
My friend is 27 years old this year and has high blood pressure. After taking medicine early in the morning, his blood pressure was 90/120, and at night it was 100/130. On the third day, early in the morning, it was 120/150. He had a follow-up check at Harrison Hospital in Hengshui. He once had a brain hemorrhage. Can my friend run? How can he lower his blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is necessary to identify the specific factors contributing to the blood pressure drop. Younger individuals with high blood pressure are often related to secondary conditions such as nephritis. Currently, appropriate light physical activity is allowed, including running. Additionally, a diet should be light, regular, and free of greasy foods and alcohol. It is also important to maintain a calm mood. Proper antihypertensive medications can be taken orally in coordination, such as candesartan tablets and dergonin tablets, etc.