Brain protein hydrolysate injection can cause low blood pressure

Brain protein hydrolysate injection may or may not cause a decrease in blood pressure.

Brain protein hydrolysate injection is a neuroprotective agent commonly used to treat ischemic stroke, cerebrovascular dementia, etc. Its mechanism of action is to improve brain cell metabolism and function by promoting protein synthesis and degradation in the brain. Some patients may experience low blood pressure after taking the drug, but due to individual differences, some patients do not experience low blood pressure after taking the drug.

The decrease in blood pressure caused by brain protein hydrolysate injection is usually temporary and mild, and will not cause serious effects in most patients. However, for some patients with hypertension or at risk of hypotension, it is necessary to closely monitor blood pressure changes and adjust the dosage regimen according to specific conditions.