Some high blood pressure may cause persistent insomnia. Patients with high blood pressure do not necessarily cause insomnia. Many patients with high blood pressure do not have conscious symptoms, but rather discover them when complications arise, and asymptomatic patients with high blood pressure do not usually cause complications such as insomnia. Some hypertensive patients will experience some symptoms, such as headache, dizziness, or excessive anxiety symptoms, such as repeated episodes of symptoms will affect the patient’s sleep, and may even have persistent insomnia. Insomnia can lead to sympathetic arousal, which can also have an effect on blood pressure levels, leading to increased blood pressure levels, and the two can affect each other. Patients with high blood pressure should develop good sleeping habits, go to bed on time and get enough sleep. Usually keep your mood happy and avoid excessive anxiety. Patients with insomnia symptoms can be properly given sedative medication, such as diazepam. Patients with high blood pressure should be under the guidance of the physician’s formal treatment to avoid insomnia, and those with insomnia symptoms should promptly identify the cause of the disease and standardize treatment.