Symptomatic Hypertension: Clinical Features, Diagnostics, and Treatment Approaches
Keywords:
symptomatic hypertension, diagnostics, kidney diseases, endocrine system, treatment, age-specific progressionAbstract
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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