Hypertension can occur at any age, but is most common in women after menopause, or in men after age 45 who are most likely to have hypertension, which generally belongs to primary hypertension and is mainly related to genetic factors, aging, and the accumulation of poor lifestyle habits. Some younger patients may also develop hypertension, associated with poor lifestyle habits, genetic factors or primary causes, such as renal insufficiency, renal artery stenosis and other causes of increased blood pressure, but the most common age group is still men after 45 years of age and women after menopause. Patients must pay attention to regular blood pressure monitoring, especially for adults, annual checkups should be monitored, and for some age groups more prone to hypertension, it is recommended to always have an electronic blood pressure monitor at home for regular measurements.