High blood pressure can cause high blood sugar

High blood pressure is not thought to cause high blood sugar.

Hypertension refers to the continuous high pressure of blood vessels on the blood vessel wall, which may be related to genetic, high-salt diet, aortic coarctation and other factors. Patients with high blood pressure may cause palpitations, headaches, dizziness and other symptoms, which usually do not affect pancreatic function and thus affect blood sugar levels.

For patients with hypertension, they need to seek medical attention promptly and receive comprehensive treatment according to doctor's advice. Treatment methods include reasonable diet, moderate exercise, medication, etc., which can help maintain normal blood pressure levels and prevent complications.