No two people are exactly the same, and that is why treatment has to be individually chosen. It is not uncommon to feel a little dizzy with the first few doses of treatment, but if you persist, this usually clears up. It may take some time to adjust to the new level of blood pressure, but in the long run it will prove worthwhile. Never stop your tablets without first contacting your doctor. Apart from rare exceptions, there is no cure for high blood pressure.
Treatment lowers the blood pressure, but when it is stopped the blood pressure rises again.
Remember, the commonest reason for the treatment not working is that the tablets aren't being taken. Also, never forget the benefits of treatment - you may not feel any different, but you will be much less likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke. So, to keep your blood pressure down, commit yourself to taking the tablets regularly. Once you are established on the treatment you should hardly know it, apart from having to remember to take your tablets and having to visit your doctor regularly to check that the treatment is working. Once the blood pressure has been reduced you should not feel ill, and having high blood pressure should not stop you enjoying your usual work, leisure pursuits and sex life.