ROLE OF SERUM APLEIN AND NITRIC OXIDE IN PRIMARY HYPERTENSION PATIENTS

Abstract

A frequent health problem that aggravates renal problems and other cardiovascular illnesses is hypertension. The significance of serum apelin and nitric oxide in controlling blood pressure and endothelial function has been identified by recent research. An endogenous peptide called apelin has been linked to cardiovascular homeostasis and has been demonstrated in hypertensive individuals to positively correlate with blood pressure levels. Increased apelin levels in the serum are frequently linked to hypertension and related side effects, including microalbuminuria.