However, studies reported on different parameters, including demographic characteristics of older age [8–11], gender [8,11], ethnicity [11], diabetes mellitus [9,10–12], hypertension [11], delayed hospitalization [9], secondary infection [9], clinical parameters of bleeding [8], abdominal pain [8,10], lethargy [8,9], or cough [8], and laboratory findings of hematocrit (HCT) rising [12–14], thrombocytopenia [13,15], abnormal coagulation profile [14], raised liver enzymes [12,13], low serum albumin (ALB) level [13,15], or thickening of the gall bladder wall [9]. This evidence concerns the gene ALB and hypertensive disorder.