The preferred antihypertensive drug for gout patients is coxsartan potassium, which can not only lower blood pressure, but also help lower serum uric acid levels, making it ideal for patients with gout and hypertension. In addition, patients should also combine lifestyle interventions, pay attention to a low purine diet in order to better reduce serum uric acid levels, do not eat animal offal, do not eat seafood, do not drink beer, do not eat soy products, and do not eat mushrooms, and then take the appropriate oral antihypertensive medication, it will make the disease more stable control. There are not too many antihypertensive drugs suitable for gout patients, except for coxsartan potassium.