International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective Hypertension and obesity, as common chronic metabolic diseases in modern society, often coexist and influence each other, forming a vicious cycle. Therefore, this paper explores the impact of weight loss intervention on blood pressure control and metabolic indicators in patients with hypertension complicated with obesity, and assesses its role in weight management. Methods Patients with hypertension complicated with obesity who visited the general outpatient department of our hospital were respectively given conventional treatment + nursing and weight loss intervention. The application effects of the two groups were compared. Results The observation group significantly improved the blood pressure level and metabolic status of patients with hypertension combined with obesity, and was superior to the control group in terms of body weight, body fat, blood lipid, etc. P < 0.05 indicates the significance of comparison. Conclusion Systematic weight loss intervention can effectively improve the blood pressure indicators of patients with hypertension complicated with obesity, reduce body weight and metabolic indicators, and is worthy of clinical promotion.

Hypertension; Obesity; Weight loss intervention; Blood pressure control; Influence