I have no experience, and am not being treated for hypertension. I'm just thinking laterally about what you have posted, and what your symptoms could also mean. Sometimes we have two or more comorbidities with one masking the others. For example, a person might have heart failure or an arrhythmia, and while that is being pondered and controlled by one means or another, the cardiologist asks the patient to submit to a polysomnography, an overnight sleep lab to detect sleep apnea. Bingo! In my case, it was severe sleep apnea, and that caused my cranky heart to finally rebel with atrial fibrillation. So, my point is, would it be at all possible that some or most of your various symptomology is due to undiagnosed, or ...poorly treated...sleep apnea? Might be worth a talking point with your PCP.