A 65-year-old European male has come to the GP clinic with troubles and worries surrounding his blood pressure.
A 65-year-old European male has come to the GP clinic with troubles and worries surrounding his blood pressure. He has a past medical history of diabetes and high cholesterol for which he is on metformin and atorvastatin. His clinic blood pressure is 165/100, and his ambulatory blood pressure is 155/95. How would you proceed with managing this patient?
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