blood pressure symptom?
445333
Oh dear.  HBP is an often ignored condition that can be deadly.  If you smoke?  Stop.  Also, you could have blood vessels that are a bit close to your typmanic membrane in your ears that can magnify any type of rise in blood pressure (whoosh  whoosh with every beat of your heart)and/or constant adrenaline pumping because that is your body's defense mechanism when there is something wrong...you may not even know what it might be?  See your doctor and tell him/her about your concerns and don't let him/her poo-poo your concerns.  Demand an answer.
969443
first off i would say that you should visit your doctor just to make sure everything is ok....second i can tell you from experience that changing your diet and moderate exercise (2,3 times a week) is a tremendous help.....about a month ago i was having a high blood pressure ever so often....i decided to change my eating habits and exercise more and within a week i felt 100% better and my blood pressure was bak to normal.....hope this helps...good luck and remeber to visit ur doc it could be something other than heart related problems ( and i have also dropped 20 pounds!)
5597
Dizziness is a sure sign of high blood pressure. Usually the doctor has to make adjustments to the medication several times in a year to find the perfect amount of medication he needs to keep that blood pressure in check.  He may look into having a sleep study done, sleep apnea can cause uncontrolled high blood pressure.  I'm just a sleep tech, and don't know a whole lot about the medical field, but if he is a body builder, does he use any kind of chemical to bulk up? Anything at all? Vitamins, etc? I would give a list of these to a doctor to make sure his blood pressure meds aren't counteracting with these.             High blood pressure is something he should NOT mess with. He needs to talk to another doctor if his isn't following up with him in a timely manner. High blood pressure can lead to strokes and heart attacks.  The dizziness and nausea are NOT good signs. He should keep track of his blood pressure various times of the day, and ESPECIALLY while the dizziness and nausea are happening.  Give this record to his doctor when he sees him next, so the doctor can have a better look at what's going on when he isn't at the doctors office.
861540
Your heartrate is normal.  Your BP is elevated but, not dangerously so (unless you are pregnant).  If you aren't feeling poorly (headache, blurred vision ...) I wouldn't think that this is an emergency but, I would talk to your primary care provider about it.  If you are on BP meds I would hope that it would be lower that that.  \n\nYou should trend your blood pressures.  Take it a couple of times a day for a few days to see where it sits on average.  Many things affect your BP (stress, pain, illness ...) at any given time, that's why charted BPs are more helpful for your health care provider to see what is going on.  Good luck to you.
77820
dizziness or lightheadedness when rising from lying to sitting position or when standing...not just like "ooh i stood up too fast" but even when doing normal activities. also feeling cold in the limbs, fingers, toes can indicate low blood pressure and/or poor circulation. weak pulse can also be an indicator because there is not enough blood to cause a strong heavy beat in the usual pulse points like the wrist or neck.
197369
How's your blood pressure? Have you been able to keep fluids down? This is too complicated without running some tests. You may want to go see your doctor or go to the ER.
1114888
headache, weakness, fainting\n\nThe numbers for low BP differ between people but generally speaking BP numbers below 100/55 and pulse below 55 or so.\nIf you have low BP, drink lots of Gatorade to make sure you have enough electrolytes for proper heart function.\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003083.htm
721184
Probably your blood pressure would be high.  However, if you are in doubt, have a doctor check it out.
664640
High blood pressure often has no signs or symptoms. The only way to find out if you have high blood pressure is to be tested for it. You can find out if you have high blood pressure by having your blood pressure checked regularly at your family doctor. Most doctors will diagnose a person with high blood pressure on the basis of two or more readings, taken on several occasions. A consistent blood pressure reading of 140/90 mm Hg or higher is considered high blood pressure, another term for hypertension. Some people experience high blood pressure only when they visit the doctor's office. This condition is called "white-coat hypertension." If your doctor suspects this, you may be asked to monitor your blood pressure at home or asked to wear a device called an ambulatory blood pressure monitor. This device is usually worn for 24 hours and can take blood pressure every 30 minutes.
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Generally speaking, the symptoms of Conn's syndrome are:\nHigh blood pressure\nMuscle cramps\nHeadaches\nMetabolic alkalosis\nLow calcium levels\n\nLow calcium levels can lead to other problems and symptoms such as:\nCardiac arrest\nMuscle contractions\nCarpopedal spasm \n\nExtreme weakness and tiredness are not normal symptoms of Conn's syndrome, or hypertension.  However, they are symptoms of stress and depression.  I'm no medical expert, but I would see a physician as soon as possible. Perhaps even get a second opinion.
390757
Suck on pepperment and take Ginseng, if your blood pressure isn't high, and stay in bright areas and do what you like and eat chocolate (chocolate has a chemical that makes you happy), drink cocoa, early for caffene's sake, if you want. I would pray if I was in your state of mind, personaly.
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Hi Smoothladyb.  I am a retired Chiropractor so I will suggest a good Chiropractic evaluation, but I would like to make a couple of additional comments.\n\nYour condition is very unusual, which makes it very challenging for any doctor to 'sort out'.  However, just because your symptoms are unusual it does not mean they are not real!\n\nYears of experience (meaning my many screw-ups that turned into learning experiences) have taught me that when the patient has a strong sense about the cause of their condition it often 'pays off' to listen to their insights.  So, if you truly feel like you are dealing with a circulation problem, continue to push your doctors to evaluate that.\n\nYour hypertension and kidney issues clearly indicate that you have problems with your vascular endothelium (the lining inside your arteries).  It doesn't sound like your doctors are addressing this underlying problem, but rather, are merely treating the sign of the problem - the hypertension.  It may be a good idea to find a doc that is more focused on treating CAUSE rather than signs and symptoms.  A good Naturopathic Physician, Chiropractor, or Medical Doctor interested in 'Functional Medicine' may be able to help you.  You can find a list of Functional Medicine docs on the website for "The Institute of Functional Medicine" (just do a web search of that name to find their website).\n\nAn excellent book on Hypertension and related cardiovascular issues just came out called:  "The High Blood Pressure Hoax".  It is written by Sherry Rogers, M.D. and covers a large variety of underyling causes of hypertension and damage to your endothelium (issues that most medical doctors don't care enough about to educate themselves on).\n\nThe last time I checked, this new book was not yet available at Amazon.com, but it may now be there.  If not, you can order directly from the publisher at 1-800-846-6687.  I highly recommend this book for someone like you who clearly has the intelligence and motivation to do a little 'real' learning about your health.\n\nAnother book on hypertension that I might suggest for you is by Mark Houston, M.D., professor of cardiology at Vanderbilt Medical School.  The book is called: "What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Hypertension".  This book is available at Amazon.com for only $10.17.  I have heard Dr. Houston lecture at professional educational semiars and his info. is cutting edge 'medicine'.\n\nI hope this long discourse has been helpful to you.  Best wishes and good luck.
356224
when does this happen? after exercise the feeling could be associated with a heightening in blood pressure. If they throb, and ache, its a pretty good indication of a raise in blood pressure, or temperature change, (ie eating cold things, breathing cold air/ quickly) remember your teeth actually have nerves and some blood vessels in them.
932494
Any other symptoms?  If you are drinking a lot and urinating a lot it may be a good idea to get tested for diabetes.  That can make even the simplest tast seem like an uphill struggle...I know Ive been there...:D
177792
This is a great reason to see your doctor.  Sleep apnea, cardiac disease, uncontrolled high blood pressure, diabetes, depression and other disorders can all cause this symptom.  Get a check-up - it may be something quite simple, in early stages, that can get you right on track in more ways than one.  Best Wishes -
1061554
That's a very good blood pressure...applaud yourself! :)\n\n It's not bad if it gets lower as long as you don't feel weak, dizzy, or about to pass out. If you have any of those symptoms, make sure to see your doctor.
243682
you need to get your blood pressure checked asap. blurred vision, vertigo n headache are all symptoms of high blood pressure.