What are the symptoms of hypertension?
Hypertension is dangerous disease
which has many complications to the target organ. Target organs in hypertension
are very vital organs like brain, heart, and kidneys. The brain is a central
regulator in human body. Many synaptics neuron regulates hormone, electrical
pathway, and also mood (in limbic system). The heart is a blood pumping machine
which delivering oxygen-rich blood to the tissue. The kidneys have many functions
like filtering the metabolic waste, regulating PH, regulating blood pressure,
and balancing mineral and electrolyte in bloods. These three organs are hypertension
target, so you should kept them healthy by preventing hypertension.
Everybody should aware to this
disease and begin get medical check up regularly to measure their blood
pressure. Most patients came to the doctor with other complain. Doctors were usually
helped by a nurse to measure patient’s vital sign. The nurse reported patient’s
vital sign result to doctor and they were examined by the doctor and they just found
out that they have high blood pressure beside their chief complain came to
clinic.
The symptoms of hypertension
Hypertension is largely a
symptomless condition. Only few cases the patients came to doctor with typical
complains like headache, neck pain, numbness in extremity, and vertigo. About
80 – 90 % cases of hypertension have no signs and symptoms unless the patients
came to emergency department with unconsciousness condition because of the
complication of high blood pressure.
The term hypertensive crisis
define that systolic blood pressure is larger than 180 mm Hg or diastolic blood
pressure larger than 110 mm Hg. There may be certain symptoms to look out for
including:
- Severe headache
- Vision problems
- Chest pain
- Difficulty breathing
- Irregular heartbeat
- Fatigue or confusion
- Blood in the urine
- Vertigo
- Nausea and vomit
If you find one of the symptoms
listed above, you should go to the hospital immediately. Hypertensive crisis
need emergency medical treatment. The high blood pressure should be lowered
with proper medication. Based on the hypertensive guidelines, lowering blood
pressure in hypertensive crisis cases should be done gradually. Doctors may use
infusion drugs like clonidine and monitor the patient strictly.
So, the conclusion is
hypertension is not always has obvious symptoms and often symptomless. You
should check your blood pressure regularly once a month, faster is better.
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