Khumora Shodmonova (1)
This article analyzes the clinical features, etiology, diagnostic stages, and treatment approaches of symptomatic (secondary) hypertension. Clinical observations conducted at the Bukhara Regional Clinical Hospital focused on age-specific characteristics, symptomatology, the role of modern diagnostic tools, treatment strategies, and individual psychological approaches. The study highlights the importance of early detection and etiology-based treatment of symptomatic hypertension.
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