Patient's question:
Previously, my friend really disliked salty and sweet foods, never paid attention to their diet, and often worked overtime. They thought they were in good health and wouldn't get any diseases. A few days ago, they went to a nearby hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said my friend had high blood pressure. What should one pay attention to in their diet when suffering from high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:I. Savory Biscuits.
Food items like sweet potatoes and dried beans are prone to causing bloating. Hypertension generally requires lifelong medication, so patients with the disease should consume them sparingly. Additionally, biscuits with strong flavors are best avoided due to their high sugar and salt content.
II. High-Energy Foods.
High-energy foods (glucose, sucrose, chocolate, etc.) can lead to obesity. Hypertension generally requires lifelong medication, and individuals with obesity have a higher incidence of diseases compared to those with normal body weight. Hypertension generally requires lifelong medication, and patients with the disease often have weight problems, such as being overweight or obese.