Patient's question:
What are the conditions for special hypertension? Are there any obvious symptoms? I doubt that I have special hypertension.Doctor's answer:
Special diseases for hypertension refer to chronic conditions such as hypertension, where a certain advance payment can be provided for outpatient medication. There are generally two standards for hypertension, one of which is the severity of hypertension, which typically needs to reach stage three hypertension. Additionally, many significant complications must be excluded, such as hypertensive kidney damage, a decrease in proteinuria, hypertensive retinopathy, retinal artery hardening, or atherosclerosis of large arteries in hypertensive patients.