Topical issues of combination therapy of arterial hypertension

"Arterial hypertension" (AH) refers to the syndrome of increased blood pressure (BP). There are primary hypertension ("hypertension" - GB) and secondary hypertension ("symptomatic" hypertension). GB is commonly understood as a chronically occurring disease, the main manifestation of which is a persistent increase in blood pressure, unrelated to the presence of pathological processes in which an increase in blood pressure is caused by known, in modern conditions, often avoidable causes of "symptomatic" hypertension. Due to the fact that GB is a heterogeneous disease with fairly distinct clinical and pathogenetic variants with significantly different mechanisms of development at the initial stages, in the scientific literature, AG is often used instead of the designation GB.