Patient's question:
What is secondary hypertension?Doctor's answer:
Secondary hypertension is high blood pressure that occurs as a result of other diseases, with the most common cause being recurrent renal hypertension, such as pheochromocytoma, nephritis, and other conditions. Additionally, it can also be seen in cases of cervical spondylosis, high blood lipids, and high blood viscosity. Once secondary hypertension has developed, as long as the primary disease causing the hypertension is treated and fully recovered, the high blood pressure condition will gradually subside and return to normal.