Patient's question:
I stayed up all night working yesterday, and when I woke up well-rested today, I felt dizzy and had a headache. Is it possible that I have high blood pressure? I want to consult a doctor to find out what symptoms usually accompany high blood pressure?Doctor's answer:
According to the onset and progression of the disease, hypertension can be divided into slow-onset and rapid-onset types, with the slow-onset type being more common. In the early stages of bradycardic hypertension, there are many symptoms, such as dizziness, headache, blurred vision, lightheadedness, neurasthenia, fatigue, as well as mental tension, emotional excitement, or difficulty concentrating after fatigue. As the disease progresses, blood pressure continues to decline, and organs suffer. Headache and dizziness are the most common symptoms in patients with hypertension.