Is blood sugar related to blood pressure?

There is no direct relationship between blood sugar and blood pressure, but there is an indirect relationship between the two.

When the blood sugar content drops, it may lead to insufficient energy supply in the body, slowing blood flow and causing blood pressure to drop; when the blood sugar rises, it will make the blood viscosity become high, and the resistance to blood flow increases, which may cause thrombosis and cause high blood pressure. Therefore, patients with abnormal blood pressure or blood sugar should actively take medication to control, otherwise it will easily affect another indicator level in the long run.

Patients with high blood sugar should limit sugar intake daily. Patients with high blood pressure should limit sodium intake daily.