Primary Hyperaldosteronism can be diagnosed by all of the following criteria, except:
Class,Triad of Biochemical Criteria for diagnosis of Primary Hyperaldoteronism Hypokalemia with inappropriate kaliuresis (Metabolic alkalosis) Suppressed plasma renin activity Elevated Aldosterone levels that do not fall appropriately in response to volume expansion or sodium load. REF: Harrison book of internal medicine 21ST EDITION
Diastolic Hypeension without edema
Hyperaldosteronism which is not supressed by volume expansion
Low Plasma Renin Activity
Metabolic Acidosis
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