Anemic person gets hypertension more easily

Anemia and hypertension are two different diseases, and there is no obvious correlation between them. Anemia refers to the reduction of hemoglobin in people's blood and the inability to transport sufficient nutrients to tissues, while hypertension refers to the pressure on blood vessel walls caused by blood flow in blood vessels higher than normal. Under normal circumstances, anemia patients are not easy to get hypertension, but if anemia patients complicated with kidney disease or cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, may lead to high blood pressure, they are prone to hypertension.