A 58-year-old African man presents with pitting oedema of his ankles. He suffers from recently diagnosed hypertension, but is otherwise healthy. Blood results show low albumin and a urine dipstick is positive for protein. The most appropriate initial treatment is: A. High protein diet B. Diuretics C. Prophylactic anticoagulation. D. ACE inhibitor E. Bed rest
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