The same high blood pressure, but the time of taking medicine is different, why?

Nowadays, there are more and more patients with high blood pressure, and some people with high blood pressure take their medicine during the day, and some people with high blood pressure take their medicine at night. So the problem is, the same high blood pressure, but the time of taking medicine is different. Why is that.

The answer is actually because people's blood pressure does not mean that there is no change throughout the day, but with the rhythm of the biological clockAs a result, the time for each person's blood pressure to rise is different, so his medication time is naturally different.

Hypertension has now become a common disease in people's lives and is also a frequent disease, the disease generally starts very slowly, patients often have no symptoms in the early stage, or only dizziness, headache, palpitations, tinnitus and other symptoms, if on the surface, then it is an independent disease, but in fact it is an extremely important risk factor for cardiovascular, cerebrovascular and renal lesions, if not received in time, Then the disease will immediately become more serious stroke, myocardial infarction and even kidney failure and other very common complications of hypertension.

A person's blood pressure is inseparable from his daily eating habits, which means that an unhealthy diet will aggravate our blood pressure. Therefore, for those people with high blood pressure, they must have a particularly regular daily diet and daily routine.

High blood pressure can be improved by diet. First of all, it is necessary to appropriately reduce the intake of sodium salt, and the salt intake of each person per day should be slowly reduced, about less than 6 grams, and the monosodium glutamate, soy sauce, etc. in daily life are very high sodium content, and their intake needs to be controlled; Then increase the potassium intake in your diet and eat more foods with particularly high potassium content, such as fresh vegetables, fruits and legumes. Finally, the diet in daily life can appropriately increase fruits, dairy products with a small amount of fat, cereals with a lot of edible fiber, etc.

The effect of taking medication at different times on blood pressure is different: a person's blood pressure is not fixed during the day, but changes with the rhythm of the biological clock. Some patients have elevated blood pressure during the day, while others have elevated blood pressure at night.

Therefore, before using antihypertensive drugs, it is necessary to refer to the rhythm of the patient's blood pressure changes and adjust the time of medication.

Everyone's physical condition is different, and the causes of high blood pressure are also different, of course, the method and time of taking medicine are also different.

Because the efficacy of different drugs is different, and because each person's physique is different, the time of taking the drug will be different.

Because taking blood pressure medication at different times has different effects on the body. Doctors adjust the time by referring to the changes in the rhythm of the patient's blood pressure.

The doctor is right, once diagnosed with high blood pressure, you need to take medication for life**.

Guidance: Once the blood pressure rises, it will cause chronic damage to the human body, if it not only damages the heart, brain and kidney system, it is the chronic sclerosis of the blood vessels of the whole body, if it is allowed to develop, it may eventually lead to kidney disease, coronary heart disease, arteriosclerosis, myocardial infarction, cerebral infarction and so on. Only when the blood pressure is controlled to normal can the complications be delayed or avoided.

After having high blood pressure, it is no longer possible to control blood pressure by dietary therapy alone, but dietary therapy for high blood pressure is an important auxiliary item, and its efficacy will be shown after a long time. Here's a set of hypertension methods that are especially effective in the early stages of hypertension:

1. Get up early in the morning with a glass of cold boiled water about 1000ml, which can replenish the water lost overnight, make the blood light for at least six hours, and directly reduce the pressure on the heart and blood vessels. It also liquefies atheromatosis.

2. Salt-limited or unsalted breakfast.

Salt restriction and salt-free can make the blood viscosity lighter, and conducive to glomerular filtration, a large amount of urine can make sodium excreted from the body, to achieve the purpose of lowering blood pressure, in the early stage of hypertension, doctors to patients to prescribe diuretic drugs such as dihydrogram urinary congestion, the mechanism is diuretic excretion, reduce blood solubility to achieve the purpose of lowering blood pressure.

3. Light diet.

Eat less fried, fried, fried food, eat more vegetables and diuretic and lipid-lowering foods, such as winter melon, boiled soybeans, etc., eat more vegetable oil, and eat less animal oil.

4. Control the total amount.

5. Combined with other auxiliary drugs.

Medicine**I recommend the Kangping pillow of the world's family network, which can gradually stabilize blood pressure in a month. After following these methods for a while, you may not need high blood pressure medication**.

Many people with high blood pressure often ask the question, "How long do I need to take my blood pressure medication?" When told that it is likely to be taken for the rest of their lives, most patients find it difficult to accept. Why do people with high blood pressure need to take medication for a long time?

We often refer to blood pressure as the pressure of blood flowing in the blood vessels on the walls of blood vessels, similar to the pressure of water in the water or heating pipes in our homes. Only when blood pressure is maintained to a certain level can we ensure that our heart, brain, kidneys and other organs have sufficient blood**. The direct result of low blood pressure is that the blood supply to the whole body is insufficient, and it is difficult to ensure the function of various organs, which can lead to shock in severe cases.

1. Do not use drugs without authorization, and the pathogenesis of different types of hypertension is not completely consistent. If the choice of antihypertensive drugs is not reasonable, the antihypertensive effect cannot be fully utilized. Medications for hypertensive patients** should be graded according to the severity of the disease and body differences under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Some patients with high blood pressure hope that their blood pressure will drop as quickly as possible, but this understanding is wrong. It is best not to lower blood pressure more than 20 of the original blood pressure in the short term, because if the blood pressure drops too quickly or too low, it will make the patient feel dizzy and weak, and it can also induce serious consequences such as cerebral thrombosis, which is especially common in the elderly.

3. Do not measure blood pressure and take medicine only based on self-feeling. Some patients take less when they feel no discomfort, and increase the dose when they are dizzy and uncomfortable. In fact, the symptoms are not completely consistent with the severity of the condition, and low blood pressure will also cause dizziness and discomfort.

The correct way to do this is to measure blood pressure regularly, adjust the dose in time, and maintain consolidation.

4. Except for mild hypertension, try not to use a single medication. The advantage of the combination is that it creates a synergistic effect, reducing the dose of each drug and counteracting the adverse drug reactions.

5. If the blood pressure fluctuates occasionally, it is recommended to temporarily add some antihypertensive drugs, but it is not recommended to change the medication repeatedly, and it takes a certain amount of time for each drug to have a stable antihypertensive effect. In addition, if the antihypertensive drug is not obvious and the blood pressure control is satisfactory, it can be used for a long time, and there is no need to change it, otherwise the body is prone to drug resistance.

6. Do not take medicine without symptoms. About 50% of people with high blood pressure have no symptoms, and waiting until they have symptoms to take medicine can be dangerous.

7. If the blood pressure is high at night, you should eat it at night. If the blood pressure is high during the day, it should be eaten in the morning. If blood pressure is high in the early hours of the morning, a long-acting formulation should be used.

The vast majority of patients have high blood pressure during the day, and if the drug is not properly used at night, it is easy to cause hypotension, insufficient blood supply to organs, and even induce cerebral thrombosis, angina, myocardial infarction, etc.

Patients with mild hypertension do not need to take antihypertensive drugs immediately, they can first change their lifestyle to develop hypertension, such as moderate exercise, salt intake, reasonable diet, or maintain a suitable weight, regular life, reduce stress, maintain a relaxed and happy attitude, reduce heavy workload, etc.

Hello, if it's once or twice, that's okay.

Human blood pressure is 24 hours a day, 9:00, 11:00, 16:00

00 is highest at 18:00 hrs, and slowly decreases from 18:00 hrs until 2 a.m. the next day

00 Lowest at 3:00. Therefore, hemorrhagic strokes mostly occur during the day, while ischemic strokes mostly occur at night.

Antihypertensive drugs (including controlled-release preparations) taken once a day are usually administered at 7:00.

Antihypertensive drugs should be taken twice a day, at 7:00 a.m. and 14:00-16:00 p.m., so that the peak time of the drug's effect coincides with the two peaks of natural blood pressure fluctuations.

Hypertension is a preventable and treatable disease, but at the current medical level, it is still necessary to take lifelong medication, at least once a day to take long-acting antihypertensive drugs, a few cases, because of the change of the disease, the doctor may adjust or stop the antihypertensive drugs according to the blood pressure situation. For refractory hypertension, scientists are constantly trying to explore some new solutions, such as new surgical methods in recent years: renal nerve ablation, carotid plexus surgery, but these programs have not yet reached a final conclusion.

At present, we still follow the method of taking long-acting antihypertensive drugs at least once a day to maintain**.

Blood pressure in hypertensive patients will be ** after stopping the drug. If you are taking a long-acting drug, your blood pressure usually starts to rise slowly 1-2 days after you stop taking the drug. If it is a short-acting drug, the blood pressure will rise within 1 day of stopping the drug. Therefore, it is very dangerous for hypertensive patients to stop taking medicine without authorization, and this should be vigilant.