wittejassenhypertensie
Wittejassenhypertensie, also known as white coat hypertension, is a condition where a person's blood pressure is elevated when measured in a clinical setting, such as a doctor's office or hospital, but is normal when measured in other environments, like at home. This phenomenon is attributed to the anxiety or stress some individuals experience when undergoing medical examinations.
The term "white coat" refers to the traditional attire worn by healthcare professionals. For some patients,
Diagnosing wittejassenhypertensie typically involves comparing blood pressure readings taken in the clinic with those obtained through
While wittejassenhypertensie itself is not a disease, it warrants attention. Individuals with this condition may have