A Case of Conn’s Syndrome Presenting with Resistant Hypertension with Low Potassium

A BSTRACT A 38-year-old female presented with complaints of persistent severe hypertension with the range of more than 220/120 mmHg despite taking four antihypertensive medications with their optimum dosages. She also reported some fatigue with some muscle weakness and occasional muscle cramps. The patient was diagnosed with Conn’s syndrome based on his clinical presentation and laboratory results.