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Effect of different dose of folic acid on the plasma homocysteine in patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention

Yong Yu, Xiaoming Wang, Yue-chan Chen

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Objective To observe the effect of different dose of folic acid on the plasma homocysteine in patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention.Methods One hundred and fifty patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention were randomly divided into 3 groups,50 cases in each group.Group A was given folic 5 mg/d; group B was given folic acid 10 mg/d; group C was given folic acid 15 mg/d; The plasma homocysteine(Hcy) concentration was detected before and after 4 weeks treatment.Results After 4 weeks treatment,the levels of plasma Hcy all significantly decreased in 3 groups(P all < 0.001),compared with the level of prior treatment.But there was no difference among the 3 groups after the treatment (P all > 0.05).Conclusions The plasma homocysteine in patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention was decreased after the treatment of folic acid.The degree of the homocysteine decreased has no relationship with dose of the medicine. Key words: Folic acid ;  Dose ;  Hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention ;  Homocysteine

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Objective To observe the effect of different dose of folic acid on the plasma homocysteine in patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention.Methods One hundred and fifty patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention were randomly divided into 3 groups,50 cases in each group.Group A was given folic 5 mg/d; group B was given folic acid 10 mg/d; group C was given folic acid 15 mg/d; The plasma homocysteine(Hcy) concentration was detected before and after 4 weeks treatment.Results After 4 weeks treatment,the levels of plasma Hcy all significantly decreased in 3 groups(P all < 0.001),compared with the level of prior treatment.But there was no difference among the 3 groups after the treatment (P all > 0.05).Conclusions The plasma homocysteine in patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention was decreased after the treatment of folic acid.The degree of the homocysteine decreased has no relationship with dose of the medicine. Key words: Folic acid ;  Dose ;  Hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention ;  Homocysteine

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Objective To observe the effect of different dose of folic acid on the plasma homocysteine in patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention.Methods One hundred and fifty patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention were randomly divided into 3 groups,50 cases in each group.Group A was given folic 5 mg/d; group B was given folic acid 10 mg/d; group C was given folic acid 15 mg/d; The plasma homocysteine(Hcy) concentration was detected before and after 4 weeks treatment.Results After 4 weeks treatment,the levels of plasma Hcy all significantly decreased in 3 groups(P all < 0.001),compared with the level of prior treatment.But there was no difference among the 3 groups after the treatment (P all > 0.05).Conclusions The plasma homocysteine in patients with hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention was decreased after the treatment of folic acid.The degree of the homocysteine decreased has no relationship with dose of the medicine. Key words: Folic acid ;  Dose ;  Hyperhomocysteinima-related hypertention ;  Homocysteine

Key concepts: Folic acid, Medicine, Homocysteine, Plasma homocysteine, Internal medicine, Plasma levels, Plasma concentration, Significant difference

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