Does hypertension causes the person to easily lose their temper? -

No...hypertension is the proper term for high blood pressure, and often it has no symptoms at all. It simply means that the force of the blood against the arterial walls is greater in pressure than it should be over an extended period of time. Losing one s temper can temporarily raise blood pressure, but that s not what s meant by hypertension.

Offcourse it does

Both are related. Both are disadvantageous. Try to eliminate both at the same time.

Not at all. It s the other way around. When you have a person who loses their temper easily, they are often hypertensive. It is because of the stress. They should chill.

I don t know but this question makes me angry

Hypertension is actually high blood pressure. One losing their temper actually causes hypertension and not the other way around.

No it doesnot

actually if you get angry and sad hypertension gets higher lets put it that way