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(Webinar) Hypertension Management (part 4)

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rvirk2015@*.com

Feb 05 2020, 7:25 pm

Thanks a lot, Dr. Been for your videos.

I am not sure how I can print slides.

Thanks

khan_puri@*.com

Jul 02 2019, 10:15 am

Hello Doc,

can venodilators cause Varcose Veins or Telangiectasia in the lower extremity? Because they are reducing the amount of blood going to heart and more blood in Viens.

mobeen@*.com

Jul 09 2019, 10:31 pm

Ideally not, because you are giving the vasodilators when needed due to vasoconstriction, and secondly, for varicose to develop there needs to be sustained back-pressure developed for example by a venous blockage. Vasodilators do not have such a drastic effect.

List of anti-hypertensive drugs. Principles of therapy JNC-8 lifestyle guidelines JNC-8 high-level summary JNC-8 algorithm Important notes about various anti-hypertensive drugs Traditional therapeutic approaches. Disclaimer: these are generalized and high-level points to inform the healthcare professionals. These messages do not consist of a prescription for an individual patient. Each patient needs to have a complete assessment with physical examination, labs, other tests, etc. before a therapeutic approach.

In this lecture, we are going to discuss the following topics:

Principles of therapy for the management of hypertension
Dietary approach to managing hypertension.
Role of lifestyle modifications in the management of hypertension.
Discuss the JNC-8 algorithm.
Preferences of drugs choices in the hypertensive patients who have kidney disease and in those who don't.
The traditional approach to stop hypertension.

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