Given the patient's diastolic blood pressure of 106 mmHg, obesity, and current medication regimen, what is the most appropriate clinical interpretation of their hypertensive status?
The patient likely has stage 2 hypertension and may require additional antihypertensive therapy. The patient's hypertension is likely secondary to glucocorticoid-remediable aldosteronism. The patient's blood pressure is well-controlled on current therapy and no changes are needed. The patient is experiencing a hypertensive emergency and requires immediate hospitalization.