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Renin levels slightly elevated,aldoster levels high, and the quotient is normal.low bp sys 82-98,diast 54-70.cortisol at 8h and at 16h normal, 24 h urine normal. dhea-s borderline low. not taking any meds! what could cause this hyperaldo.with low bp?

Q: renin levels slightly elevated,aldoster levels high, and the quotient is normal.low bp sys 82-98,diast 54-70.cortisol at 8h and at 16h normal, 24 h urine normal. dhea-s borderline low. not taking any meds! what could cause this hyperaldo.with low bp?

: 1. Low sodium diet 2. BP meds 3. BP device not working 4. Go to main@hyperaldosteronism.groups.io and learn more.

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1. Low sodium diet 2. BP meds 3. BP device not working 4. Go to main@hyperaldosteronism.groups.io and learn more.

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A member asked:

Renin levels slightly elevated,aldoster levels high, and the quotient is normal.low bp sys 82-98,diast 54-70.cortisol at 8h and at 16h normal, 24 h urine normal. dhea-s borderline low. not taking any meds! what could cause this hyperaldo.with low bp?

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