People who meet these 5 conditions are all 'candidates' for high blood pressure, and blood pressure should be measured regularly!

Many middle-aged and elderly people are not as healthy as they were when they were young, and some diseases will appear in their bodies as they get older. Hypertension is a common disease among middle-aged and elderly people, and the main etiology and pathogenesis of hypertension have not been scientifically explained until now. However, according to scientific research, the following groups are most susceptible to high blood pressure.

1. People who are in a state of stress for a long time

According to scientific research surveys, compared with ordinary people, people who are often or repeatedly stimulated by external factors will have obvious mental stress and anxiety. Anxiety and irritability will cause the human cerebral cortex to be in a state of excitement, so there will be problems such as mechanism disorders, increased sympathetic nerve activity, vasoconstriction, arteriolar constriction, increased peripheral vascular resistance, and hypertension. Therefore, in order to maintain normal blood pressure, it is necessary to maintain a stable mood and adjust bad mood in time.

2. Obese people

According to scientific research, obese people are more likely to develop high blood pressure. Due to obesity, insulin in the body also rises and all metabolic synthesis in the body is affected. Therefore, it is not without scientific evidence that obesity causes the body to develop high blood pressure. If these people want to avoid high blood pressure, they must lose weight scientifically in order to reduce the incidence of high blood pressure and diabetes.

3. People with genetic factors

There is no clear scientific basis to point out that high blood pressure has a genetic attribute, but high blood pressure has a certain familial aggregation. Compared with people in families without hypertension, both parents are hypertensive, and the prevalence of hypertension in the next generation will also be significantly higher than normal. Therefore, hypertensive patients with genetic attributes account for 1/3 of all hypertensive patients.

4. People with imbalance of renin and angiotensin system

Renin and angiotensin can synthesize angiotensin in the liver, and this angiotensin can control the development of blood pressure through the action of pressurization. Therefore, in order to maintain normal blood pressure, it is necessary to maintain the balance of various elements such as renin and angiotensin.

5. People on a high-salt diet

According to experts, once you consume too much sodium, the blood pressure level of the body will be much higher than that of ordinary people, and the main component of salt is sodium hydride. Therefore, people who eat too much salt every day are more likely to develop high blood pressure, and restricting salt intake can also significantly improve the condition of people with high blood pressure. In addition to salt, monosodium glutamate and soy sauce are also easy to raise blood pressure.