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If my Hypertension is controlled with medication, why check for Primary Aldosteronism?

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If my Hypertension is controlled with medication, why check for Primary Aldosteronism?

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Hypertension medications do not address some of the damaging effects of Primary Aldosteronism. If your Endocrinologist determines that you have Primary Aldosteronism, and that an Aldosterone-blocking medication or surgery is an appropriate treatment option for you, it will be a more specific solution for your Hypertension – while also addressing the other damaging effects of Primary Aldosteronism. It’s important to note, however, that you should NEVER change or stop taking any of your Hypertension medications unless your doctor gives you specific orders to do so.

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