People in their 20s who have high blood pressure have to rule out whether it is white coat hypertension. Some people are particularly nervous when they come to the clinic or hospital, and the blood pressure measured may be higher, but in fact, it is usually normal when measured at home, and this condition is white coat hypertension, not true hypertension. There are also some people who have high blood pressure at such a young age, which may be due to hereditary family reasons. In addition to this, there are some people who may just have unexplained, also primary hypertension. There are also some people who have high blood pressure in their 20s, or high blood pressure problems that may be due to adrenal occupancy or renal vascular stenosis, cranial occupancy, and problems like chronic glomerulonephritis, abnormal thyroid function, or diabetes, all of which may trigger elevated blood pressure, but regardless of the cause of the high blood pressure or hypertensive disorder, it is recommended that they pay attention to lifestyle interventions Improvement. If a diagnosis of hypertension is eventually made, lifestyle interventions alone will not bring blood pressure under control and treatment with antihypertensive medications should be initiated.