High blood pressure, diabetes, drink more water, okay?

For people with high blood pressure and diabetes, drinking water in moderation is good for you, but drinking too much water is bad for you.

Proper water intake can help thin the blood, reduce the burden on the heart, and maintain a normal water balance in the body. However, excessive water intake can lead to excessive fluid intake in the body, increasing the burden on the heart, and thus affecting blood pressure control. However, drinking too much water may lead to blood thinning, which in turn increases urine production and worsens the condition. Therefore, people with diabetes should control their water intake according to their doctor's advice.