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[Essential hypertension. Treatment with nifedipine and levels of insulin, glucagon, gastrin and prolactin].

In 40 patients (pts) with essential hypertension (EH) the plasma levels of insulin, glucagon, gastrin and prolactin during 2 week therapy with nifedipine were evaluated. In pts with EH there were higher levels of hormones than in control subjects. During nifedipine therapy there was no elevation of the plasma hormone levels although the blood pressure was lowered. This study shows that there are other than hypertension factors in the pathogenesis of elevated hormone levels in EH.