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A 82-year-old woman has been cured with amlodipine 5 mg daily and ramipril 5 mg per day. She feels well and she has no comorbidities. If the blood pressure in repeated measurements are above 160/85 mmHg, the physician should:

A. discontinue ramipril.
B. not change treatment.
C. consider this as resistant hypertension and include a diuretic.
D. increase the dose of amlodipine and ramipril.
E. refer the patient to renal artery denervation.

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