Genetic hypertension can not be cured

Hereditary hypertension refers to hereditary hypertension, which generally cannot be cured.

Hypertension refers to the pressure value of flowing blood on the blood vessel wall continuously higher than normal, mainly related to genetic factors and environmental factors. Hereditary hypertension is mainly affected by genetic factors, with familial aggregation. Both parents suffer from hypertension, and the incidence rate of their children reaches 46%; one parent suffers from hypertension, and the incidence rate of their children reaches 28%. It belongs to autosomal dominant inheritance or polygenic interaction. Since autosomes and genes cannot be changed, hereditary hypertension is generally incurable, but it can be controlled by drug therapy to alleviate the disease.