Can you drink beer with high blood pressure coronary heart disease?

High blood pressure and coronary heart disease are not allowed to drink alcohol, and it is not recommended to drink alcohol. Long-term alcohol consumption may lead to an increase in blood lipid levels, an increase in arteriosclerosis, an increase in the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and an increase in the risk of hypertension and stroke. You can take some red wine appropriately according to your actual situation, which has the effect of softening blood vessels.

And reasonable control of blood pressure, only by controlling blood pressure smoothly can the occurrence of many complications be reduced. Coronary heart disease is a chronic disease that is clearly related to hypertension, and it is important to actively control blood pressure. The history of hypertension is also an important risk factor for coronary heart disease, so patients with hypertension and coronary heart disease still need to be active**.

When the condition is stable, drinking less red wine is conducive to high blood pressure, and the health of patients with coronary heart disease must not drink more. However, for patients with hypertension and coronary heart disease, if the disease is more severe, then do not drink alcohol to avoid stimulant effects and aggravate the condition, such as encephalopathy caused by high blood pressure, or when angina occurs or coronary heart disease causes palpitation and shortness of breath is more serious, then do not drink alcohol. Don't have bad habits of smoking and drinking.

In addition to high blood pressure, the causes of coronary heart disease include high blood sugar, high blood lipids, excessive obesity, lack of exercise, etc., so try to stay away from undesirable factors.

Patients with high blood pressure and coronary heart disease need a low-salt and low-fat diet, control their weight, eat more vegetables and fruits, do not smoke, drink less alcohol, control their emotions, avoid emotional agitation, avoid staying up late and excessive fatigue, strictly control salt intake, etc.

Control risk factors for coronary heart disease, control high blood pressure, reduce blood lipids, accelerate ** obesity and diabetes, limit alcohol consumption, eat a low-fat and low-salt diet, and stop smoking.

This situation should be actively taken seriously, be careful not to accelerate the drinking, drinking alcohol will aggravate the condition, and pay attention to coronary heart disease.

1 A small amount of alcohol consumption has little effect on blood pressure, cardiac output and myocardial contractility, but it can dilate the blood vessels, including coronary arteries.

2. Moderate alcohol consumption can increase HDL, which is beneficial to the prevention of coronary heart disease. In addition, ethanol can also inhibit the aggregation of platelets, reducing or preventing the formation of blood clots.

3 Although ethanol can increase the content of high-density lipoprotein in the blood and reduce the content of low-density lipoprotein, if excessive alcohol consumption can increase the cholesterol level, which is not good for patients with heart disease in Guanchun Li.

4. After drinking a lot of alcohol, it can increase the heart rate, increase the oxygen consumption of the heart rate, increase the workload of the heart, and aggravate or induce the risk of myocardial ischemia disturbance, arrhythmia or myocardial infarction.

People with high blood pressure are not advised to drink beer, although beer is brewed from malt, barley malt and hops. However, beer belongs to alcohol after all, and the ethanol and acetaldehyde in alcohol have a certain impact on the heart, not only on the heart and blood vessels, but also on the heart muscle and peripheral blood vessels, so it is not recommended for patients with high blood pressure to drink beer.

The alcohol content of beer is usually only 4%-5%, so most patients feel that drinking some beer has no effect, and once drunk, the amount is usually larger, although the alcohol content of each bottle is relatively small, but the alcohol content of several bottles is still high. Therefore, even low-alcohol beer is not recommended for people with high blood pressure.

The key: Don't drink every day.

Heavy alcohol consumption is also a big stumbling block to health. According to the 2002 WHO survey, the main factors threatening human health worldwide are smoking, hypertension and alcohol abuse in developed countries, and alcoholism, hypertension and smoking in developing countries.

Alcohol abuse is one of the main causes of high blood pressure and stroke. Especially drinking liquor. Russians love liquor and have strokes among the best in the world, while Europeans do not drink liquor and drink more wine or beer and have significantly fewer strokes.

Drinking a glass of liquor (100-200 grams) will definitely cause a rapid heart rate, blood pressure rise, and long-term drinking will become addictive, forming a vicious circle, and finally ending in a stroke.

Whether long-term drinking of small amounts of alcohol in patients with hypertension is beneficial has always been a matter of concern and debate. Some people say that drinking wine every day can lower lipids and blood pressure, which is beneficial. Studies have shown that a small amount of alcohol has the function of dilating blood vessels, invigorating blood circulation and eliminating fatigue, so drinking some beer, wine and rice wine with low alcohol content in moderation in the winter cold season or during the New Year festival has certain benefits for the human body.

While studies have reported that drinking a small amount of alcohol can increase beneficial HDL in the blood, it has also been reported that an increase in HDL can be accompanied by an increase in triglycerides. In addition, ethanol partially cancels out the effects of certain antihypertensive drugs.

Therefore, although it is not absolutely forbidden for patients with high blood pressure, it should be different from person to person. Long-term drinking should not be regarded as the best choice to prevent coronary heart disease, and the harm of alcohol addiction to physical and mental health should not be underestimated.