Menopausal hypertension affected by menopausal mental factors and endocrine disorders can be recovered under appropriate treatment; menopausal hypertension affected by genetic factors and atherosclerosis requires lifelong medication maintenance. Patients should consult and treat in time to prevent aggravation of the condition. 1. Menopausal hypertension due to mental factors and endocrine disorders: patients should pay attention to eating a light diet, exercising more, regulating their emotions, and treating with drugs such as captopril and nifedipine under the guidance of physicians. The high blood pressure in this case can be recovered after active treatment, which is a kind of physiological high blood pressure. 2. Menopausal hypertension caused by heredity, arteriosclerosis and other factors: the hypertension caused by these reasons is generally not easy to recover, and requires lifelong medication, in that it is a kind of pathological hypertension. Patients can take nifedipine, amlodipine and other drugs as prescribed by the doctor. Patients with menopausal hypertension must actively cooperate with physicians for treatment, and must not blindly use medication on their own to avoid delays in treatment.