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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>If lifestyle changes are ineffective, then drug therapy is initiated, often requiring more than one agent to effectively lower hypertension.<br />
Which type of many medications should be used initially for hypertension has been the subject of several large studies and various national guidelines. Considerations include factors such as age, race, and other medical conditions. In the United States, JNC8 (2014) recommends any drug from one of the four following classes to be a good choice as either initial therapy or as an add-on treatment: [[thiazide]]-type diuretics, [[calcium channel blockers]], [[ACE inhibitors]], or [[angiotensin II receptor antagonists]].</div>FuzzyBot