Low blood pressure can pose certain risks to the body, especially when it is persistently low, which may lead to insufficient blood supply to vital organs. The brain, particularly sensitive to ischemia and hypoxia, can suffer from inadequate blood supply due to prolonged low blood pressure, or even experience strokes. Low blood pressure can also lead to insufficient cardiac blood supply, causing ischemic heart disease. In particular, long-term low blood pressure can damage the kidneys, leading to renal failure and causing irreversible pathological changes. Therefore, patients with chronic low blood pressure should receive active treatment to alleviate their condition and protect vital organs.