What is the symptoms of hypertention?

Answer 1

it has no obvious symptoms. Many people have hypertension without showing any obvious symptoms. People with high blood pressure often do not feel sick. In fact, hypertension is often called "the silent killer" because it may cause no symptoms at all for a long time. Your organs and tissues can be damaged by hypertension without you knowing or feeling any 'external' symptoms. Most people with primary hypertension don't have any obvious symptoms at all, also the possible symptoms of hypertension vary quite a lot from person to person. These symptoms could also be symptoms of other health problems, however here are a few of the more common symptoms of hypertension to look out for. # One of the symptoms of hypertension is chronic headaches. When you get chronic headaches that last for days (rather than hours) you should immediately see a doctor and get your blood pressure checked. # Dizziness or Vertigo # Blurry or double vision. # Drowsiness # Nausea # Shortness of breath. Usually when this occurs people start to get a little concerned. Often by this time though the blood pressure has probably reached high enough levels to be dangerous as this is one of the last symptoms of hypertension you'll experience. # Heart palpitations # Fatigue - general tiredness # A flushed face # Nosebleeds # A strong need to urinate often (especially during the night) # Tinnitus (a ringing or buzzing in the ears)