EFFECTIVENESS OF COMBINED MEDICAL THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION ASSOCIATED WITH DYSLIPIDEMIA

Abstract

Arterial hypertension (AH) and the various metabolic disorders associated with it are one of the most important problems in the focus of modern medical science and the health care system  [12]. According to the WHS, 20-30% of the population of the planet has AH [4]. AH  is the second leading cause of death from cardiovascular disease after IHD  [13]. According to a number of studies in Japan, Uzbekistan and Finland, the development and course  of  AH are closely linked to important factors such as dyslipidemia, nervous tension, excessive salt intake, overweight, age, gender, impaired glucose tolerance. Disorders of lipid metabolism are several times more common in people with AH [1].Dyslipidemia is one of the main risk factors in the development of cardiovascular disease [7]. Numerous epidemiological studies have found a clear association between AH and lipid metabolism disorders [8].Patients with lipid metabolism disorders have higher resistance to arterial hypertension. In some populations, the prevalence of lipid metabolism disorders, particularly hypercholesterolemia, reaches 60% [11].It was noted that lipid metabolism disorders were significantly higher among patients with HA [18].