50-year-old high blood pressure should consult the clinician, according to their own condition, to determine the appropriate treatment program, through lifestyle intervention and drug antihypertensive. 1. Lifestyle intervention: reduce sodium intake, increase potassium intake, control body weight, quit smoking and drinking, reasonably carry out aerobic exercise, reduce mental stress, keep a happy mood, reduce fat intake, and supplement folic acid preparations if necessary. 2. Drugs: Nifedipine extended-release tablets, metoprolol and other drugs can be used to lower blood pressure, and the selection of specific drugs should follow the clinician. 3. Intervention of related risk factors: antihypertensive treatment should be accompanied by active control of cardiovascular risk factors, such as controlling blood glucose, antiplatelet, etc. The specific treatment plan for hypertension should be consulted with the clinician. Clinicians should be consulted on the specific treatment plan for hypertension, and should not blindly administer medication on their own to avoid serious consequences. If the blood pressure is not well controlled, it is recommended to exclude secondary hypertension.