JAMA Neurol: Thirty percent of stroke patients have substandard blood pressure.

Our country is a big country for stroke, with one stroke every 12 seconds and one stroke every 21 seconds.
stroke is the first cause of death in China.
study in China found that even though seven adults knew they had high blood pressure, only 20 percent received antihypertensive treatment and had blood pressure within the target range.
a recent U.S. survey published in jamA, people with a history of stroke were found to have severe undertreated hypertension, with more than a third of people those with substandard hypertension.
the most commonly used antihypertensive drugs in the study were ACEI/ARB (59.2%) and beta blockers (43.8%).
, the use of diuretics decreases, followed by calcium antagonists.
blood pressure control is as bad as any anti-pressure drug used in the country.
researchers used data from the National Health and Nutrition Survey (NHANES).
from 2005 to 2016, NHANES' 221? 982? Of the 140 adults aged 20, 4? 971? 136 people with stroke and high blood pressure were included in this analysis.
data showed that 37.1% of patients had substandard blood pressure, and 80.4% of them took anti-pressure drugs.
, the use of diuretics decreased gradually, and the use of other antihypertensive drugs remained the same.
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