There are a number of common causes of death from hypertension, with cardiovascular lesions being the main cause. Hypertension is a dangerous disease in that the arteries are chronically high pressure, making them susceptible to a wide range of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases that eventually lead to death. The first is cerebrovascular lesions, mainly strokes. Because long-term arterial hypertension leads to poor elasticity of small arteries, the walls of blood vessels are prone to tiny aneurysms, and when blood pressure rises suddenly, it triggers cerebral vascular rupture and cerebral hemorrhage. The persistence of high blood pressure may also cause atherosclerosis, leading to cerebral infarction. The second is cardiovascular disease, mainly myocardial infarction and heart failure. The persistence of hypertension can lead to irreversible changes in the coronary arteries and the heart, causing left heart failure or myocardial infarction, which can further lead to total heart failure. Therefore, patients diagnosed with hypertension need to take lifelong medication and monitor their blood pressure regularly. If the blood pressure fluctuates greatly, it must be controlled smoothly under the guidance of a doctor to keep the blood pressure within the normal range. It is also necessary to develop a good lifestyle and diet, including a low-salt, low-fat diet and increased physical activity. If you suffer from high blood pressure, you need to consult a doctor and follow the doctor’s instructions.