Which of the following is appropriate first-line medical therapy for hypeension with pheochromocytoma in pregnancy?
Immediate control of hypeension and pheochromocytoma symptoms with an alpha blocker such as phenoxybenzamine is imperative. The dose is 10 to 30 mg, two to four times daily. After alpha-blockade is achieved, beta -blockers may be given for tachycardia if necessary.
Calcium-channel blockers
b -Blockers
a-Blockers
Apresoline
Pregnancy induced Hypeension