Evaluation of the efficacy of drugs in the treatment of arterial hypertension

One of the main causes of secondary hypertension, often ignored because doctors are practically not informed about it, is drug-induced (drug) hypertension, since some drugs (drugs) increase blood pressure due to different mechanisms. In individuals with initially normal blood pressure, without hypertension, this may be the cause of the development of secondary hypertension [3]. In patients suffering from essential hypertension (hypertension), they are an underestimated reason for not achieving the target level of blood pressure, reducing the effects of antihypertensive therapy up to the development of refractory hypertension, and provoke an unforeseen increase in blood pressure [4].