After taking antihypertensive drugs with lower blood pressure in the morning and normalized blood pressure in the afternoon and evening, whether it is necessary to continue taking the drugs needs to be evaluated according to the specific blood pressure value and the patient’s symptoms.
1. Suspend oral antihypertensive drugs: If the patient’s systolic blood pressure is lower than 90mmHg, and there is dizziness, nausea, cold and wet limbs and other low blood pressure, you need to stop the drug under the guidance of the doctor.
2. No need to suspend oral antihypertensive drugs: if the patient’s blood pressure is just lower than the usual value, but above 90/60mmHg, and there is no dizziness, nausea and other low blood pressure phenomena, considering that it may be a symptom of the improvement of the condition, you need to reduce the dosage under the guidance of the doctor, but you still need to continue to take the drug, to avoid recurrence of the disease.
Regardless of the above cases, patients need to consult a professional doctor and use medication under the doctor’s guidance, and need to continue to regularly monitor the fluctuation of blood pressure.