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Newly diagnosed hypertension
Iam a 27-year-old lean
male (BMI 18.5) with newly
diagnosed hypertension,
prominent visible pulses in
my neck and shoulder, and
persistent burning headaches
-despite taking blood
pressure medication ( Amlodipine 5mg) for
one month and cholesterol( statin 5mg)
medication for one week
(LDL 120 mg/dL). My thyroid,
kidney function, and renal
Doppler tests are normal,
and there is no strong family history of early hypertension. These symptoms persist
even with treatment, and
am concerned about possible
rare vascular or secondary
causes. could vitamin D( my blood test report says 13 after taking vitamin d3 test)
deficiency be linked to these
symptoms or my high blood
pressure?
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Hypertension itself can explain your symptoms. Vitamin D deficiency probably do not add to your symptoms.
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