Statistical Study of Some Anti-Hypertensive Drugs
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DR.AMIR M.SHUMRAN, DHULFIQAR A.ABED, FAIDH Y.AHMED
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Background: Hypertension is a heterogeneous disorder resulting from either a specific cause (secondary hypertension) or some underlying pathophysiologic alterations of unknown cause (essential, idiopathic, or primary hypertension). This research was designed to evaluate some of the antihypertension drugs in the Babylon province community and find a good product with high therapeutic effectiveness and lowest side effect as possible. Patients and methods: We started a survey which included all patients with hypertension (HTN), that use different drugs and also how to use their medication properly, gaining these information help us to find the best. Furthermore, we collect different cases from hospitals and clinical departments through a survey that depends on the number of volunteers and the benefits of the drug used. Results and discussion: Results showed that hypertensive females were 56% of all cases and males have 44%. Amlodipine was the most common drug of choice (54.96%), lisinopril (19.86%), valsartan (8.6%), losartan (6.6%), bisoproplol (6.6%), and Candesartan (3.3%). Actavis represent (31.325%), Acino (22.89%), Atlantic pharma (14.47%), Novartis represent (13.25%), Micro (10.84%), Bristol (4.814%), and T&D (2.409%), these results may be explained according to the effectiveness of the drug and the company, and also the economic income of most of the hypertensive patients of this research. Conclusions: According to the results of this research, amlodipine is the drug of choice, and Actavis is the preferred company in our community.
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Hypertension, heterogeneous disorder, hypertensive drugs.
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https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2021.13.02.070
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