Clinical symptoms of hypertension

Every disease has associated symptoms, and the symptoms of high blood pressure vary from person to person.

In the early stage, there may be no symptoms or no obvious symptoms, and the common ones are dizziness, headache, neck stiffness, fatigue, palpitations, etc.

Blood pressure rises only after exertion, mental stress, and mood swings, and returns to normal after rest.

With the prolongation of the course of the disease, the blood pressure continued to rise significantly, and various symptoms gradually appeared.

The common clinical symptoms of slowly progressive hypertension include headache, dizziness, inability to concentrate, memory loss, limb numbness, increased nocturia, palpitations, chest tightness, and fatigue. Symptoms of hypertension are related to blood pressure levels.

Most symptoms can be aggravated by stress or exertion. Blood pressure can rise rapidly after early morning exercise, resulting in early morning hypertension, leading to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events that mostly occur in the early morning.