If a patient has hypertension and is predominantly high in low pressure, that is, high systolic blood pressure. Relatively speaking, the preferred antihypertensive drugs are either the priligy or the sartan antihypertensive drugs. The representative drugs are perindopril, telmisartan, and crosartan, etc. These drugs can relatively better reduce the peripheral resistance of blood vessels and thus lower the diastolic blood pressure. If any of the above drugs alone, blood pressure cannot be controlled to the standard, but also in combination with beta-blockers, representative drugs are propranolol, bisoprolol, metoprolol, etc.. Relatively speaking, these drugs can slow down the heart rate and control blood pressure at the same time, and are also the preferred antihypertensive drugs for patients with hypertension, mainly high diastolic blood pressure. While taking the drugs, it is also recommended that patients should combine them with lifestyle interventions in order to keep their blood pressure within the most ideal range.