A 44-year-old IT consultant is being treated for resistant hypertension with three different antihypertensives
A 44-year-old IT consultant is being treated for resistant hypertension with three different antihypertensives. A recent blood test revealed a potassium level of 2.7 mmol/L. His GP suspects primary hyperaldosteronism. What is the most likely underlying cause for this condition in this patient?
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