What is the onset of action for methyldopa in reducing blood pressure and how does this timeframe influence its use in both acute and chronic hypertension management?
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Methyldopa lowers blood pressure within 4-6 hours of oral administration. Its slow onset makes it less suitable for acute crises, but effective for chronic management.