Does blood pressure rise after bathing

After taking a bath, blood pressure may rise or may not rise.

If the water temperature is high or the bath time is long, it will lead to accelerated blood circulation and increase the burden on blood vessels and the heart. However, if warm water is used during bathing and the bath time is too short, it will generally not lead to an increase in blood pressure.

If blood pressure rises briefly after bathing and no discomfort occurs, it is considered to be a normal physiological phenomenon. No special intervention is required. If blood pressure rises after bathing and cannot be reduced continuously, it is necessary to see a doctor in time to clarify the cause and then standardize treatment.