It is not recommended to stop taking antihypertensive medication in summer when blood pressure is normal, but can be reduced appropriately under the guidance of a doctor, and stopping the medication may lead to significant fluctuations in blood pressure and so on.
Hypertension, once diagnosed, usually requires lifelong medication. In summer, due to the weather, blood vessels throughout the body may dilate, and hypertensive patients may have normal blood pressure, but there are individual differences.
Even if the blood pressure is normal in summer, it is not recommended to stop taking antihypertensive medication. You should monitor your blood pressure for a certain period of time, consult the hospital, and adjust the dosage of medication under the guidance of your doctor.
High blood pressure requires regular medication, and should not be discontinued without authorization, as unauthorized discontinuation of medication may lead to significant fluctuations in blood pressure, and in severe cases, hypertensive encephalopathy and other serious consequences, so it is important to take medication on a regular basis.