people yearn for freedom and are not restricted. Why do many people willing to take health care products instead of medicines? A big factor is that taking medicine is required by doctors. And health supplements are eaten by one's own volunteer, that's all.
High blood pressure patients least want to hear is taking medicine! But the reality is that with the emergence of new guidelines and new evidence, the time for blood pressure to intervene is repeatedly advanced. It turns out that many people think that after the diagnosis of hypertension, first-level hypertension can be "observed" and now it is starting to lower blood pressure. Look, many people still don’t understand that they need to take medicine for diagnosed hypertension.
1. Do you need to take medicine if you are diagnosed with hypertension?
You read that right, 2021 World Health Organization has updated the new guide to treating hypertensive drugs after 20 years. One of the most eye-catching ones is that patients with hypertension are diagnosed with high blood pressure. It is recommended to start antihypertensive treatment once diagnosed. And it is highly recommended, medium and high certainty evidence.
2. Do you want to wait before taking medicine?
Many newly diagnosed hypertensive patients who are unwilling to take medicine are the most common reason: "Can you wait before taking medicine?" For this guide, there are also clear suggestions that antihypertensive therapy should be initiated within 4 weeks at the latest. In other words, if you don’t give up, you can observe it for about 1 month. If your blood pressure is still high, don’t wait any longer.
3. Taking medicine early is the most cost-effective measure?
initiates antihypertensive treatment as soon as possible. Treating all patients with blood pressure greater than or equal to 140/90 mmhg is the most cost-effective and cost-effective intervention measure. This sentence is not what I said, but is pointed out and clear in the World Health Organization's guide to treating hypertension drugs.
actually makes it easy to understand how to start blood pressure reduction early. After all, many clinical trials have confirmed the benefits of early intervention and blood pressure reduction. In fact, even many people who are not yet 140/90, such as those suffering from cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, need to undergo blood pressure intervention, which is more difficult for many people to understand.
Early reduction of blood pressure, early benefit! You don't need to know why, you just need to know that this is the World Health Organization's advice! As for waiting for a while, I wonder what you are waiting for? Is it a complication?
Quick forward it to your high blood pressure friends who don’t want to take medicine...
