Failure to lower low blood pressure may be related to insufficient dosage of antihypertensive drugs, obesity, bad dietary habits and life habits.
1. Insufficient antihypertensive drug dosage: low drug dosage or substandard antihypertensive effect of individual drugs may lead to low blood pressure can not come down.
2. Obesity: Obesity causes snoring at night, resulting in hypoxemia as well as reduced sleep quality and sleep deprivation, all of which will affect the effect of lowering blood pressure.
3. Bad diet and living habits: low pressure can not come down with bad diet and bad living habits. For example, irregular work and rest patterns, sleeping late and waking up late, eating greasy, spicy and stimulating foods, smoking and drinking, and lack of physical exercise can all lead to high blood pressure.
It is recommended that these patients develop good living habits, and if they are unable to lower their blood pressure for a long period of time, they should go to the hospital for professional treatment in time to avoid delaying their condition.