Given the patient's diastolic blood pressure of 105 mmHg while on multiple antihypertensive medications, what is the most appropriate clinical interpretation of this finding?
The patient's hypertension is well-controlled, as the diastolic pressure is within an acceptable range. The patient's hypertension is not well-controlled, suggesting a need for medication adjustment or lifestyle changes. The patient's high diastolic pressure can be attributed to the use of naproxen, indicating a need to discontinue it. The patient's hypertension is likely secondary to a renal cause, given the persistent high diastolic pressure.