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年轻人高血压通常是由于小动脉硬化造成的周围血管阻力增大，所以在用药时应主要降主动脉压

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年轻人高血压通常是由于小动脉硬化造成的周围血管阻力增大，所以在用药时应主要降主动脉压，可选择RAS拮抗剂（ACEI/ARB）合用小剂量噻嗪类利尿剂；老年人高血压主要是由于大动脉硬化造成，大动脉的弹性扩张不到位，造成脉压差增大，所以用药时应注意降收缩压，可选择CCB和噻嗪类利尿剂。

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