The normal blood pressure range index for men is 90~139mmHg systolic and 60~89mmHg diastolic. Under normal circumstances, the maximum index of systolic blood pressure in men should be limited to 139mmHg, while the maximum index of diastolic blood pressure should be limited to 89mmHg. When the value continues to increase, the patient feels often dizziness, body fatigue, or headache symptoms, it is necessary to monitor regularly, and can be excluded from high blood pressure through relevant tests. And under normal circumstances, the minimum index of systolic blood pressure should not be lower than 90mmHg, and the minimum index of diastolic blood pressure should not be lower than 60mmHg. If the blood pressure continues to fall, the patient will feel physically weak and mentally ill, with symptoms of dizziness and fainting, and regular monitoring is needed to rule out hypotension. If the blood pressure is found to be abnormal in just one checkup at the moment, no special treatment is needed, and the best treatment will be taken later based on a comprehensive assessment. If hypertension is diagnosed, it should be treated with oral antihypertensive medication as prescribed by a physician under the judgment of a medical professional.