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Observational analysis reveals improved quality of life in hypertension patients through self-management, highlighting the need for effective lifestyle changes.
Hypertension is often called the silent killer because many hypertension sufferers do not understand the signs and symptoms of hypertension before being examined. So Self-Management is one way to minimize complications that can disrupt a person's quality of life. Intervention in handling hypertension independently is very necessary to minimize the cost of patient treatment, there are several efforts to carry out Self-Management interventions independently. Such as changing and maintaining a healthier lifestyle, stopping smoking and alcohol consumption habits, doing a healthy diet, filling free time with exercise.
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