Hypertension long-term 180 mm Hg will burst blood vessels?

Blood vessel rupture refers to blood vessel rupture. If systolic blood pressure reaches 180mmHg for a long time, it will cause blood vessel rupture. It needs to be judged according to treatment conditions and vascular conditions.

If systolic blood pressure reaches 180mmHg for a long time, but active medical treatment is carried out to control blood pressure, and there is no cerebrovascular malformation, hemangioma and other diseases, it usually will not cause blood vessel rupture. If the patient has poor compliance, does not follow medical advice, and there are cerebral hemangioma, cerebral artery malformation and other diseases, it is easy to cause blood vessel rupture and bleeding.

Cerebrovascular rupture is a serious disease, so patients should strictly control blood pressure levels to reduce the risk of complications.