Hypertension combined with peptic ulcer is not suitable for the selection of drugs: First, these patients are not suitable for the selection of drugs is the blood pressure is not commonly used to lower blood pressure drugs, if this antihypertensive drugs, will aggravate the condition of peptic ulcer, because it will promote the secretion of gastric acid, damage the gastrointestinal tract mucosa, aggravate the clinical discomfort of epigastric pain, epigastric distension; Second, patients suffering from hypertension combined with peptic ulcer is also not The appropriate choice of drugs are beta-blocker drugs, such as metoprolol, although this drug has the effect of lowering blood pressure, but can reflexively cause a decrease in heart rate, the ulcerative disease of the gastrointestinal tract will also reflexively aggravate. In short, patients with hypertension combined with peptic ulcers should not use reserpine and beta-blockers.