Normally, blood pressure is between 90-140 mmHg systolic and 60-90 mmHg diastolic. If hypertension is diagnosed, it is recommended to take blood pressure lowering medication on time. Patients may experience emotional stress and excitement during the physical examination, which may cause an increase in blood pressure, and it is recommended that patients adjust their mindset. Before the physical examination, ensure a good sleep schedule, do not eat too much greasy and spicy food, do not eat food with high salt content, take blood pressure-lowering drugs on time, and take oral blood pressure-lowering drugs in the morning before the physical examination to stabilize blood pressure. If the usual blood pressure is not well controlled, it is recommended to go to the cardiology department of the hospital and choose the appropriate medication according to your condition to control your blood pressure to normal. Patients with hypertension should normally take antihypertensive drugs on time. You should not stop taking drugs in the future because you have a medical checkup and have your blood pressure under control. High blood pressure, over time, is prone to cardiovascular and other complications.