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1808 Pharmacology

The choice of antihypertensive medication also depends upon the comorbid illness of the patient and all of the following recommendations have been made EXCEPT:

AIn hypertensive patients with heart failure, ACE inhibitors may be preferred
BIn hypertensive patients with migraine, beta blockers are an excellent choice
CIn hypertensive patients with gout, diuretics are particularly useful
DIn hypertensive patients with peripheral vascular disease, calcium channel blockers are recommended.
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