Is blood pressure high?

Blood viscosity and high blood pressure are two different concepts, and there is no necessary connection between them.

Blood viscosity refers to increased blood viscosity, which is prone to thrombosis or embolic diseases. High blood pressure refers to blood pressure exceeding the normal range, which is prone to cardiovascular diseases. Blood viscosity is not high blood pressure, and there is no necessary connection between the two. Although blood viscosity and high blood pressure are risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, treatment and management methods are not the same.

It is recommended that patients pay attention to adjusting their diet and try to choose foods with low salt, low fat and low cholesterol, otherwise it is not conducive to the control of the disease.