There are many reasons for hypertension itself, including genetic factors and acquired factors, such as obesity and irregular diet, but hypertension itself is not an infectious disease and will not be transmitted to others. Therefore, patients with hypertension are not affected by specific occupations. Most special industries such as catering industry need health certificates, and ordinary occupations do not need to apply for health certificates. Many patients with hypertension are also engaged in catering industry, because hypertension itself is not an infectious disease, so hypertension has little to do with health certificate.
Hypertension is a common disease, which refers to a blood pressure state in which systolic blood pressure exceeds 140 and diastolic blood pressure exceeds 90. If hypertension patients are not well controlled, it will affect the functions of many organs. Hypertension is the main risk factor of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular arteriosclerosis, which can significantly increase the incidence of coronary heart disease and cerebral thrombosis. If it is not well controlled, it can also cause hypertensive nephropathy and hypertensive heart disease. Therefore, patients with hypertension need to be paid enough attention. First, a low-salt diet. Don't smoke and drink, and then do more exercise to control your weight. On this basis, choose appropriate drugs to control your blood pressure within a suitable range. As for the issue of getting a health certificate, patients with hypertension can get a health certificate even if they are not well controlled. The purpose of obtaining a health certificate is to find out whether the patient has an infectious disease and cannot engage in the corresponding occupation. It doesn't mean that patients don't have other diseases, even if they have other diseases, they can get health certificates.