Will tranquilizers help with high blood pressure?

Answer 1

Generally, no. But it depends on the nature of your high blood pressure. If you are getting occasional high blood pressure spikes, but your daily pressure readings are normal, then you may be suffering from anxiety or panic attacks, which are stress out breaks, then the occasional tranquilizer may be fine.

If however, your daily blood pressure readings are consistently above ideal, then blood pressure medication is the way to go. Cardio issues are pretty easy to detect. Clogged circulation, hardening arteries, bad vales, etc can be very accurately detected. There will be no question about it. You either have a cardio condition or you don't. Simple, isn't it?

Blood pressure medications are designed and tested for long term, so use so use them if you have a cardio condition. Cardio medications can be a bit of a challenge as there are lots of them out there. So, if you find that you don't like the one you are using, ask your doctor to switch you over to another one, until you find the right one at the right dosage level.

Tranquilizers can loose effectiveness quickly over time, and you'll need to escalate your dosage over time to achieve the same results and that is not good. Eventually, it becomes fatal.

In short, take an occasional tranquilizer of the occasional stress attack. If you have a cardio issue, take the blood pressure meds.

Some people may need both. As always, talk to your doctors.