100 Questions and Answers About Hypertension introduces the fundamentals of high blood pressure and the latest drug treatments. The authors, leaders in the National Hypertension Association, have written this helpful introduction so readers can take an active role in their own treatment. This book is a concise guide to the causes of, and latest treatments for hypertension.
The book contains black-and-white illustrations.
This book is a concise guide to the the causes of and treatments for hypertension. The editors address 100 issues of most concern for the patient, satisfying the basic questions, but also providing a foundation for educated discussion with the patient’s physician. They also provide information on lifestyle issues and discuss the most current drugs available to treat hypertension. Introductory questions like "What is blood pressure?" and "What are the complications of high blood pressure?" are followed by more complicated Q&A’s regarding treatment options. The editors are world-renowned authorities on the subject and are officers of the National Hypertension Association. This is ideal patient literature for the primary care physician or cardiologist.
100 Questions and Answers About Hypertension is an easy-to-read guidebook by two respected authorities that should answer just about every question patients may have.
More Reviews and RecommendationsManger, William M. , MD, PhD (New York Univ); Gifford, Ray W. , Jr., MD (Cleveland Clinic Foundation)