Med. praxi. 2021;18(1):22-28
Arterial hypertension and dyslipidaemia are two widespread risk factors of cardiovascular diseases that can be well managed pharmacologically. They often co-occur, even in relatively young individuals in whom it is necessary to carry out a targeted search for all risk factors and initiate their management early. Particularly in younger age groups, this is associated with inadequate compliance that can be improved by proper doctor-patient communication, ranging from explaining the cardiovascular risk to the patient to describing a positive effect of the proposed long-term treatment to choosing, if possible, a fixed combination of drugs which is known to improve adherence to pharmacotherapy.
Published: April 6, 2021 Show citation
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