Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Hypertension

Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Hypertension are recommendations created by health experts to help doctors treat high blood pressure. These guidelines include advice on when to measure blood pressure, when to start treatment, and which medications to use based on individual patient needs. They also offer lifestyle change suggestions, like diet and exercise, to help manage blood pressure. The goal is to reduce the risks of complications, such as heart disease and stroke, by providing evidence-based strategies that enhance patient care and promote overall heart health.