Hypertension treatment misconceptions, treatment needs to follow medical advice, common misconceptions are: a. Reluctance to take drugs prematurely Treatment of hypertension, the earlier the greater the benefit. Many patients worry that antihypertensive drugs will produce resistance, but do not know that the main danger of elevated blood pressure is not the symptoms caused by elevated blood pressure, but unknowingly damage the blood vessels throughout the body, and even affect the function of the heart, brain, kidneys and many other organs. The sooner blood pressure is controlled, the sooner you can protect the blood vessels and prevent damage to multiple organ functions. Second, the blood pressure is normal that the drug is stopped The treatment of hypertension requires adherence to the medication to maintain its stability. Hypertension cannot be cured, but it can be controlled through comprehensive treatment. Rashly stopping the medication will increase blood pressure as a result, and excessive fluctuations in blood pressure will cause more serious damage to multiple organs in the body. The correct approach is: after the blood pressure control standard and long-term stability (generally six months to a year), under the guidance of doctors gradually less drugs, and control lifestyle, long-term regular monitoring of changes in blood pressure. Third, over-reliance on drugs The treatment of hypertension requires adherence to a healthy lifestyle. Drug treatment should be built on the basis of a healthy lifestyle, actively control and correct smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, high salt diet and other bad habits, the therapeutic effect of drugs have an auxiliary effect. Fourth, only take medication without looking at the effect The treatment of hypertension is not uniform, and individual sensitivity to drugs varies, and the effect of treatment needs to be observed through regular monitoring of blood pressure. Long-term regular monitoring and recording can provide a clinical basis for mastering the relationship between drug use and blood pressure changes, and adjusting drug doses and types. There are many different types of hypertension, and each type of medication differs from the other, so medication should be used under the guidance of a specialist. The choice of antihypertensive drugs is not only for controlling blood pressure, but also for protecting the functions of other organs in the body.