In a woman on estrogen replacement who reports headache, visual changes, and elevated blood pressure, what does this indicate?
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Correct answer: A possible contraindication to continued therapy (stroke risk)
Elevated BP and neurological symptoms may indicate increased risk for stroke or vascular event; HT in such context must be re-evaluated.
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