Psychonosema caused by hypertension is the most common mental disorder associated with vascular disease. It refers to the mental disorder that accompanies primary hypertension. The mental disorder associated with primary hypertension is mainly manifested as neurotic syndrome, and may also include depression syndrome, hallucinations, and delusional states. When blood pressure rises sharply and hypertensive crisis occurs, consciousness disorders are often manifested. The cause of hypertension is still unclear, and factors such as emotional instability and mental tension often cause patients' blood pressure to continue to rise. Some people in clinical practice believe that this sensitivity of hypertensive patients to mental factors is likely to be the triggering cause of mental disorders in hypertensive patients.