A 48-year-old patient has been experiencing headaches for several weeks leading to the diagnosis of high blood pressure. the average of his outpatient blood pressures is 177/92 mmhg. his biological assessment is as follows: na 142 mmol/l, k 3.4 mmol/l, serum creatinine 70 µmol/l, serum calcium 2.5 mmol/l. 24-hour diuresis: 1400 ml. urine ionogram: na=180 mmol/l, k=50 mmol/l, proteinuria <0.01g/l. In view of this assessment, what is (are) the cause (s) that you should mention for this high blood pressure?
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