THE LOWER ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE LOAD IN WOMEN SUFFERING WITH ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION WITH SUBCLINICAL DEPRESSION AND NORMAL PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL BACKGROUND BEFORE AND AFTER AMLODIPINE TREATMENT

The article deals with the issues of changes in women with arterial hypertension of both lower arterial blood pressure load of target organs and dynamics of velocity of morning increase of arterial blood pressure. The psycho-emotional background was normal and amlodipine treatment was applied. It is demonstrated that in both groups, against the background of amlodipine treatment, number of patients with lower systolic blood pressure drastically increases in night time. At that, velocity of morning increase of arterial blood pressure in most of these patients remains high thereby putting forth requirements to autoregulation of cerebral, coronary and renal blood flow. In both groups, against the background of amlodipine treatment, the valid increase of number of patients with increased variability on arterial blood pressure in night time is detected.

arterial hypertension, auto-regulation of blood flow of target organs, variability of arterial blood pressure, subclinical depression, daily monitoring of arterial blood pressure