The study of antecedent clinical manifestations of hypertensive heart disease in cohort of hypertension

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  Figure 1. The percentages of patients with cardiac disorders in hypertensive cohort. The data was collected and analyzed from 800 cases of hypertension in northern China (n = 800). (A). The percentages of patients with different levels of palpitation in all patients with hypertension. (B). The percentages of patients with different levels of angina in all patients with hypertension. (C). The percentages of patients with diagnosis of heart disease in all patients with hypertension. (D). The analysis of cross-classification of palpitation and angina pectoris as corelated symptoms in patients with hypertension. (E). The analysis of cross-classification of palpitation and diagnosis of heart disease. (F). The analysis of cross-classification of Angina and diagnosis of heart disease.

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  Figure 2. The frequencies of hypertensive patients suffering various mental symptoms and their correlations with palpitation (n = 800). (A) The percentages of patients who is annoyed with no reason. (B) The percentages of patients who are easy to get irritable. (C) The percentages of patients with depression. (D) The percentages of patients with anxiety. (E) The percentages of patients with fear. (F) The percentages of patients with amnesia. (G) The analysis of cross-classification of palpitation and psychiatric annoy in patients with hypertension. (H) The analysis of cross-classification of palpitation and psychiatric amnesia in patients with hypertension.

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  Figure 3. The frequencies of hypertensive patients suffering various physical symptoms and their correlations with palpitation (n = 800). The percentages of patients suffering backache (A), lumbar debility (B), and numbness of limbs (C). The analysis of cross-classification of palpitation and backache (D), palpitation and lumbar debility (E), and palpitation and numbness of limbs (F) in patients with hypertension.

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  Figure 4. The frequencies of hypertensive patients suffering cephalic symptoms and their correlations with palpitation (n = 800). The percentages of patients suffering dizziness (A), daze (B), headache (C), and tinnitus (D). The analysis of cross-classification of palpitation and dizziness (E), palpitation and daze (F), palpitation and headache (G), and palpitation and tinnitus in patients with hypertension (H).

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  Figure 5. The examination of blood routine. The blood samples were collected and analyzed from hypertensive patients (n = 800). (A). Homocysteine; (B). Triglyceride; (C). Total cholesterol; (D). Low density lipoprotein; (E) High density lipoprotein; (F). Fasting blood glucose; (G). Creatinine; (H). Urea nitrogen; (I). Uric acid; (J). High sensitivity C reactive protein.