What should I do if my blood pressure is 200 systolic and 130 diastolic?

If you are young, you should check the reason, such as doing a kidney and adrenal ultrasound, renal vascular thin layer CT, whether it is secondary Middle-aged and elderly people, you should use antihypertensive drugs in combination, such a high blood pressure is estimated that a blood pressure medication can not be lowered, regular life, low-salt and low-fat diet.

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1.Seek medical attention as soon as possible 2Stick to regular medication 3Insist on measuring blood pressure and guiding medication.

Go to the hospital and take medication to control your blood pressure under the guidance of your doctor.

When did you take the test? If it's fasting, then you already have high blood pressure. You should go to the hospital.

Hypertension is a common disease in cardiovascular medicine. The standard for diagnosing hypertension is to monitor the systolic blood pressure ≥140 mm Hg and diastolic blood pressure ≥ 90 mm Hg more than three times at different times.

Once diagnosed with hypertension, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to control the blood pressure under the guidance of a cardiovascular specialist. If your blood pressure is mildly elevated, you can change your lifestyle, quit smoking and drinking, and exercise moderately, and your blood pressure can often return to the normal range.

If blood pressure rises significantly, antihypertensive drugs need to be taken promptly to lower blood pressure. According to your blood pressure level and general situation, you can choose the right antihypertensive medication to control your blood pressure. It is also necessary to monitor blood pressure regularly in life to observe whether the blood pressure is controlled smoothly, and if there is a significant fluctuation in blood pressure, it is necessary to adjust the dose or type of antihypertensive drugs in time.

The current blood pressure is stable, and it is not shock blood pressure, so there is no need to do a bad thing in order to increase systolic blood pressure.

Your blood pressure is good. Both indicators are within the prescribed range.

If the blood pressure is 130 70mmHg, it is considered normal blood pressure. Slightly higher than ideal blood pressure.

Blood pressure refers to the lateral pressure of blood in a blood vessel against the blood vessel wall per unit area, that is, the pressure. According to the international standard unit of measurement, the unit of pressure is Pa (Pa), that is, Newton-meter2 (n m2). Pa units are smaller, and blood pressure values are usually expressed in kilopascals (kPa) (1 mmHg is equal to.

Ideal blood pressure: systolic blood pressure < 120 mmHg, diastolic blood pressure < 80 mmHg.

The diagnostic criteria for hypertension are systolic blood pressure of 140 mmHg or diastolic blood pressure of 90 mmHg.

Blood pressure at 130 70 mmHg is basically normal. But this blood pressure also depends on the age of the person. If you are an elderly person, your blood pressure will not be high even if it is higher.

Suggestion: systolic blood pressure 130 diastolic blood pressure 59 diastolic blood pressure is lower than normal, and the pulse pressure is too large, which is commonly caused by aortic regurgitation, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, hyperthyroidism, acute cardiac insufficiency and other diseases.

If the systolic blood pressure is 130 and the diastolic blood pressure is 59, then the blood pressure level is normal, but the pulse pressure difference is relatively large, indicating that the vasoconstriction and diastolic function is not very good, which needs to be maintained in life without taking medicine.

Diastolic blood pressure represents the minimum force required for blood flow to overcome the surrounding resistance, if the surrounding resistance increases, the diastolic blood pressure will rise, and the blood pressure difference will be reduced (the blood pressure difference is called pulse pressure in physiology, without adding the word difference), the peripheral resistance of blood flow mainly comes from the tension of the arterioles around the body and the viscosity of the blood, and the tension of the arterioles is more clinically significant, common in essential hypertension, which has genetic factors or the brain is in a state of tension for a long time, insomnia, etc. If the pulse pressure is small and both systolic and diastolic blood pressure are within the normal range, don't mind.

In general, a normal person's pulse pressure difference is 20 to 60 mm Hg (more than 60 mm Hg, the pulse pressure difference is too large, and less than 20 mm Hg. The main reasons for the excessive pulse pressure difference are: (1) hypertension and arteriosclerosis, resulting in weakened elasticity of the arterial wall, increased systolic blood pressure, and decreased diastolic blood pressure; (2) Long-term hypertension, resulting in myocardial overload, resulting in heart enlargement or aerial valve insufficiency; (3) Hyperthyroidism (hyperthyroidism) or severe anemia.

Pulse pressure difference is too small, and it is more common in patients with early hypertension. Due to the increased sympathetic excitability of the patient's sympathetic nerve, the small blood vessels on the surface of the whole body spasm, resulting in low systolic blood pressure, relatively high diastolic blood pressure, and small pulse pressure difference. Long-term unsatisfactory blood pressure control, aggravation of the degree of aortic sclerosis, gradual increase in systole, unsatisfactory diastolic blood pressure control, and finally the formation of so-called classic hypertension with both systolic and diastolic blood pressure increases.

In patients with classical hypertension, the incidence of angina, stroke and other diseases has increased significantly. A pulse pressure difference greater than 60 mm Hg is too large, and a pulse pressure difference of less than 20 mm Hg is too small. The main causes of excessive pulse pressure difference are:

1) Suffering from hypertension and arteriosclerosis, resulting in weakened elasticity of arterial walls, increased systolic blood pressure, and decreased diastolic blood pressure; (2) Long-term hypertension, resulting in myocardial overload, resulting in heart enlargement or aerial valve insufficiency; (3) Hyperthyroidism (hyperthyroidism) or severe anemia.

First of all, blood pressure measurement requires at least 3 times of non-identical blood pressure with systolic blood pressure greater than or equal to 140 mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure greater than or equal to 90 mmHg before hypertension can be considered to be high-blood pressure. The prognosis of hypertension is related not only to the level of elevated blood pressure, but also to the presence of other cardiovascular risk factors and the degree of target organ damage.

If measured according to the above method, you have grade 1 hypertension, risk factors such as high blood lipids, ECG showing left ventricular hypertension, possibly left ventricular hypertrophy, and target organ damage. If left ventricular hypertrophy is diagnosed, you are at intermediate risk based on the above 3 points.

Regarding **, in principle, the first thing to do is to improve life behavior: 1 lose weight 2 reduce sodium intake 3 supplement calcium and potassium salt: eat 400 500g of vegetables a day, drink 500 ml of milk 4 reduce fat intake 5 quit smoking, limit alcohol 6 increase exercise.

Secondly, about the first object of antihypertensive drugs: 1 patients with hypertension grade 2 and above (greater than or equal to 160 100mmHg) You are hypertensive grade 1 2 hypertension combined with diabetes or have target organ damage, so you need to diagnose the cause of your left heart high voltage. 3. Those with progressively elevated blood pressure.

Your current situation, first of all, you must improve your life behavior, and if you are diagnosed with left heart hypertrophy, it means that your blood pressure has affected your heart, then you must lower blood pressure**, because 140 90 is only a statistical result, and individual differences should be taken into account for each person. Therefore, all you need to do now is to confirm whether the left ventricle is hypertrophied, and then lower your blood pressure according to your doctor's instructions**. Don't delay without examination, if there is an organic lesion in the heart, it will only deteriorate, not recover, and what the hospital can do can only stop the deterioration.

So go to a hospital with better cardiovascular conditions as soon as possible**.