The main causes of death due to hypertension are acute myocardial infarction, severe heart failure, as well as cerebral hemorrhage and acute cerebral infarction, which are relatively common causes of death in patients with hypertension, especially for patients with hypertension, who have poor long-term blood pressure control and do not combine it with oral related secondary prevention medications, are more likely to have these complications. Therefore, patients with hypertension must be actively given antihypertensive treatment, as far as possible, choose drugs with secondary prevention effects, such as Priligy or Satan antihypertensive drugs, which help to delay the deterioration of kidney function, but also help to prevent the progression of heart failure, improve the lack of blood supply to the heart muscle, is a very good antihypertensive drugs. In addition to paying more attention to the choice of drugs, it is also necessary to combine lifestyle interventions to help delay the emergence of hypertension complications and reduce the mortality rate of hypertensive patients.