Why the study?
To study the impact of sports on hypertension in colleges and universities.
Does physical exercise added to nifedipine reduce blood pressure in hypertension patients in colleges and universities?
Does physical exercise added to nifedipine reduce blood pressure in hypertension patients in colleges and universities?
Physical exercise provides additional blood pressure lowering benefits when added to conventional antihypertensive therapy with nifedipine.
Introduction: Studies have shown that different forms of aerobic exercise can lower blood pressure in patients with essential hypertension. Appropriate resistance exercises can also effectively lower blood pressure. Objective: To study the impact of sports on hypertension in colleges and universities. Methods: Several hypertension patients in colleges and universities were selected and randomly divided into two groups. One group (drug-only group) used conventional antihypertensive drugs (nifedipine), while the other (physical exercise group) supplemented drug therapy with physical exercise. There was a comparative analysis of the blood pressure of the two groups of patients. Results: The was a clear effect of sports on the hypertensive patients, with significant differences in the blood pressure reduction of the two groups. Conclusion: Sports can help treat high blood pressure. This method is viable for clinical application. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.
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