It is recommended to quit smoking and actively monitor your blood pressure, and if you are diagnosed with hypertension, you should take medication under the guidance of your doctor. Current research has shown that smoking is one of the identified risk factors for hypertension, and there is a positive correlation between smoking and the incidence of hypertension. When the body smokes, it is possible to trigger fluctuations in blood pressure, causing an increase in blood pressure and other phenomena. When this happens, it is recommended to quit smoking as soon as possible in order to avoid the repeated stimulation of blood pressure fluctuations caused by smoking, which can damage cardiovascular and cerebral vascular functions, and to reduce the burden of disease caused by smoking. At the same time, if the body’s blood pressure is unstable and hypertension exists, it is necessary to take antihypertensive drugs such as nimodipine under the guidance of a doctor to avoid serious consequences.