High blood pressure is an asymptomatic condition, which means elevated blood pressure values do not produce specific symptoms.
Many patients link headache (cephalea) to high blood pressure; however, in most cases it is the other way around—headache causes an increase in blood pressure.
Besides the high blood pressure values, most hypertensive patients do not present any other signs apart from those directly caused by the actual hypertension.
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Substantiated information by:
Antonio Coca PayerasMedical InternistInternal Medicine Department
Cristina Sierra BenitoMedical InternistInternal Medicine Department
Dolors Estrada RaventósServicio de Medicina Interna
Miguel Camafort BabkowskiMedical InternistInternal Medicine Department
Mónica Doménech Feria-CarotMédica InternistaServicio de Medicina Interna
Rosa Soriano GiménezNurseInternal Medicine Department
Published: 20 February 2018
Updated: 20 February 2018
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