Does taking blood pressure medication one more time have any effects?

For patients with high blood pressure, antihypertensive drugs are really a necessary medicine, if you do not take antihypertensive drugs, it will definitely cause your body to be very uncomfortable, and it will also lead to serious illness. But there are some patients with high blood pressure in order to be able to lower their blood pressure, so they will take more blood pressure medicine every time, today the teenager is here to tell you, what are the effects of taking more blood pressure medicine on the body?

Antihypertensive drugs are mainly to lower everyone's blood pressure, if our blood pressure itself is not particularly high, or blood pressure medication, it is also very likely to cause your blood pressure to be too low, which will cause your body to be very uncomfortable. And all drugs have a certain amount of ***, if you take too many blood pressure medications, it is also very likely to cause your body to have a certain ***. And sometimes there will be throat edema, or shock, which has a great impact on the body.

Many patients with high blood pressure are generally older, so they may take too many medicines in a daze. It is also recommended that everyone use a small box with a special charge of medicine to divide the medicine for each meal, so as to avoid the elderly taking too much medicine. Because the brains of the elderly are generally very confused, they may forget how much medicine they need to take in a meal, so they will take too many medicines.

Then, it is also recommended that everyone should pack these medicinal bags or small boxes, so that the elderly can eat one box at a time.

Whether it is blood pressure medication or all medicines, we must not take too much, we must take it according to the doctor's instructions, and do not think that taking too much medicine can make our body better quickly. If you take too much medicine, it will also cause your body to be more seriously damaged.

If you take blood pressure medicine once, it will not have too much impact on the body, and it may only affect the blood pressure level in recent days, but don't be nervous, drink more water, rest more, and speed up the body's excretion, it will not have a great impact on the body.

It will reduce people's resistance, it will also reduce people's immunity, and it will also affect people's physical health, and it will also make people vomit, and if the situation is very dangerous, it will also make people faint.

Eating more than once may cause unstable blood pressure, which can lead to a state of low blood pressure, and you will also feel dizzy, uncomfortable, and listless.

Taking large amounts of blood pressure medication can certainly have serious consequences, but eating just a small amount of more can have the following consequences:

1. Low blood pressure. Excessive use of antihypertensive drugs can cause blood pressure to drop too sharply, drop too low, and cause hypotension, especially in the elderly, once the blood pressure drops too low, symptoms of cerebral ischemia can appear, and severe can lead to confusion, coma, and even life-threatening.

2. Lack of water in the body. For example, when taking some diuretic antihypertensive drugs, taking too much can cause a large amount of diuresis, resulting in dehydration, blood concentration, and blood viscosity, which can easily lead to thrombosis.

3. Vascular fragility. Excessive use of antihypertensive drugs can lead to over-dilation of blood vessels, causing brittleness of blood vessels, which is more likely to lead to blood vessel rupture.

Fourth, cause cerebral embolism. Antihypertensive drugs, taking too large a dose can cause blood pressure to drop too low, causing insufficient blood supply to the brain, resulting in slow blood flow, causing thrombosis, and thus the occurrence of stroke.

The same antihypertensive drug.

It will be effective to stop taking it for a period of time.

Hypertension. Lifelong medication is required. If the blood pressure is well controlled, the antihypertensive drug cannot be stopped casually under the premise of taking the medication.

If you stop taking antihypertensive drugs, blood pressure will fluctuate, and the damage to target organs such as the heart, kidneys, and cerebrovascular vessels will be the greatest. High blood pressure is stroke and myocardial infarction.

and other major risk factors for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events. Therefore, patients with medication guidelines should take antihypertensive drugs for a long time to improve the blood pressure target rate, reduce blood pressure fluctuations, and reduce the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events.

Once the antihypertensive drug is stopped, the blood pressure rises, and it takes a certain amount of time to readjust the antihypertensive drug, which affects the antihypertensive effect. Patients with high blood pressure may have complications according to their own conditions.

The appropriate antihypertensive drugs should be selected by a professional doctor, and the antihypertensive drugs should not be stopped at will.

<> hypertension can be divided into lifestyle intervention and drug control of blood pressure, lifestyle intervention is the basis for measuring blood pressure, but also the main means, mild hypertension patients but lifestyle intervention to lower blood pressure is limited, with the increase of age and the progress of the disease, hypertension patients may gradually increase the difficulty of blood pressure, at this time, only lifestyle intervention can not control blood pressure, on this basis, should be given drugs to lower blood pressure. In mild cases, one drug can control blood pressure to achieve the target, while in severe cases, more than three drugs may be required to achieve the desired effect. After controlling blood pressure to achieve the goal, some patients with hypertension mistakenly believe that hypertension has been **, so they stop taking the drug at will.

Discontinuation may seem like a small action, but it may increase the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events.

Once diagnosed, high blood pressure is almost lifelong. The reason is that most patients with high blood pressure cannot find a clear ** and can only use antihypertensive drugs**. For most people with high blood pressure, antihypertensive drugs need to be maintained for life.

If the drug is stopped without authorization, there may be two consequences: one is a continuous increase in blood pressure, and the other is an increase in blood pressure fluctuations. A persistent increase in blood pressure accelerates hardening of the arteries.

Leads to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular stenosis and plaque formation. In severe cases, myocardial infarction and cerebral infarction occur due to insufficient blood supply to the myocardium and brain tissue.

We all know that in fact, for most people now, some middle-aged and elderly people will have high blood pressure, so at this time we will have such doubts, that is, after taking antihypertensive drugs, blood pressure is still high, so do we still need to increase the dose? For this problem, in my personal opinion, in fact, I think we should add another blood pressure medication, and at the same time improve our lifestyle, let's learn more about it.

1 plus another antihypertensive drug

I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of antihypertensive drugs, we all know that in the case of high blood pressure, taking certain drugs must be able to control the role, but if you have taken antihypertensive drugs, and the blood pressure is still very high, in fact, there is no need to add medication, and you can't change the medication, the only thing to do at this time is to add another antihypertensive drug, and at the same time, you must learn to adjust your blood pressure regimen.

2 Improve your lifestyle

We all know that high blood pressure at this time also has a certain impact on one's lifestyle, for example, if a person eats more salt in his usual life, then this will inevitably cause blood pressure to rise, so if his blood pressure itself is relatively high, he should adjust his way in terms of diet, such as eating some light food. Then for those fried foods and spicy things, you should try to eat as little as possible.

Therefore, in our daily life, in fact, when our body has some problems, we should find some solutions in time, otherwise it will cause various symptoms of discomfort in the body. Then this side will seriously affect our health, and if the blood pressure rises, then there will be many symptoms, such as feeling dizzy, and it is easy to insomnia at night. These are some of the common problems we have in real life, so they should be taken seriously.

After taking antihypertensive drugs, my blood pressure is still high, do I still need to increase the dose? If your blood pressure is still high after taking antihypertensive drugs, you can adjust the medication regimen under the guidance of your doctor, and you should also do a good job in daily life management.

Don't increase the amount on your own just yet. You still have to go to the hospital for a check-up and see what the doctor says. Take your medication as prescribed.

At this time, you can't increase the dosage casually, and you must follow the doctor's instructions to take medicine.

1. Overdose of antihypertensive drugs, resulting in too much blood drop, will be too low, very easy to cause high blood pressure, this is a very dangerous practice, especially the elderly cerebral blood flow has decreased with age, blood pressure slightly dropped, there may be cerebral ischemia symptoms, such as dizziness, chest tightness, etc., severe cases can lead to confusion or syncope, and even life-threatening.

2. When taking diuretic antihypertensive drugs, if they are taken in excess, they can reduce blood pressure while causing diuresis and dehydration, but the body is dehydrated, and hemoconcentration and viscosity increase.

3. Taking antihypertensive drugs will lead to brittleness of blood vessels due to excessive dilation of blood vessels, and it is more likely to rupture.

4. Taking too much antihypertensive drugs can cause a sudden and substantial drop in blood, which can affect the cerebral blood flow**, the cerebral blood flow is slow, and the platelets and fibrin in the blood flow are easy to be deposited and form thrombosis, which can block the cerebral blood vessels and cause brain tissue ischemia and stroke.

5. The vast majority of antihypertensive drugs are excreted through the liver metabolism and kidneys, although it does not mean that these drugs are harmful to the liver and kidneys, but if you overdose on antihypertensive drugs at one time, it is bound to excessively increase the metabolic burden of the liver and kidney, damage the liver and kidney, and eventually cause kidney dysfunction and even kidney failure.

6. One-time ultra-large dose of antihypertensive drugs will be life-threatening, because the amount of medication is too large, it will cause the loss of a variety of organs in the body, and even necrosis, which can cause shock and even death.

7. Taking a large amount of antihypertensive drugs will have a greater burden on the kidneys and affect the regulation of the body system, if you occasionally take it once, there are no symptoms, you don't have to worry too much, if the drug effect is relatively large and causes symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately.