Can low pressure and high exercise come down?

High diastolic blood pressure refers to high diastolic blood pressure. Whether exercise can reduce it depends on the specific situation.

High diastolic blood pressure refers to indicators that continue to ≥90mmHg, which may be related to factors such as poor living habits and aortic coarctation. If the diastolic blood pressure is only slightly high, proper exercise can improve the metabolism and blood circulation of the body, and it may be reduced. However, if the diastolic blood pressure is significantly higher than normal, it usually cannot be reduced through exercise.

Patients should regularly monitor blood pressure levels to understand the development of the disease. If necessary, they can receive standardized treatment to control blood pressure and prevent poor prognosis.