High blood pressure can smoke?

High blood pressure is not allowed to smoke.

Smoking is a bad habit. Tobacco burning can release a variety of substances harmful to the body, such as carbon dioxide. After inhalation, it may cause transient cerebral ischemia and lead to dizziness. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, benzopyrene and hydrogen cyanide released by tobacco burning are carcinogens. Long-term smoking and excessive intake of harmful substances can lead to increased risk of cancer. Smoking in patients with hypertension may also lead to increased blood pressure and affect blood pressure control. Smoking can also damage the elasticity of blood vessels, and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events may occur.