Vården enas om nytt mål för blodtryck hos riskgrupper

1 juni 2026

Rapporterad av AI

Endast var femte person med högt blodtryck får tillräcklig behandling i Sverige. Vården har nu enats om ett nytt vårdförlopp för att förbättra upptäckt och behandling.

Vården har enats om ett nytt vårdförlopp för högt blodtryck. Gränsvärdet för diagnos ligger kvar på 140/90 mmHg. För personer som får behandling ska målvärdet för de flesta vara 130/80 mmHg.

Högt blodtryck är den viktigaste riskfaktorn globalt för att dö i förtid. Det ökar risken för stroke, hjärtsvikt och hjärtinfarkt. Hälsosamma levnadsvanor och läkemedel utgör basen i behandlingen.

Ungefär hälften av befolkningen i Sverige får diagnosen hypertoni före 65 års ålder. Vården ska nu bli bättre på att hitta personer i riskzonen, enligt rapporter från Dagens Medicin.

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