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DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF RESISTANT HYPERTENSION
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Hypertension is a prevalent condition, impacting nearly half of the adult population in the US. Among those treated for hypertension, a notable percentage exhibit apparent resistant hypertension, which necessitates careful evaluation to confirm true resistant hypertension. This review outlines the diagnostic criteria, management strategies, and the role of various antihypertensive medications in treating resistant hypertension, emphasizing the need for comprehensive monitoring and adherence to treatment protocols.
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