Rebound Hypertension Following Abrupt Cessation of Clonidine and Metoprolol

Mehta, J. L., & Lopez, L. M. (1987). Rebound Hypertension Following Abrupt Cessation of Clonidine and Metoprolol: Treatment With Labetalol. Archives of Internal Medicine, 147(2), 389-390.

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Journal article

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Primary research

Year

1987

Volume

147

Issue

2

Pages

389-390

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https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/607887

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  • In clinical medicine, lifting a suppressive medication unmasks an underlying condition, as discontinuing an anti-hypertensive reveals the patient's true blood-pressure profile.

    This sourceDocuments rebound hypertension on abrupt discontinuation of a suppressive antihypertensive — the clinical unmasking of an underlying hyperadrenergic/hypertensive state when a suppressive medication is withdrawn.

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