We all know that excessive sweating causes problems and embarrassment but could it also be the sign of high blood pressure? Read on…
Is Sweating A Sign Of High Blood Pressure?
Do you worry that sweating is a sign of high blood pressure?
In most cases the symptoms of high blood pressure, also known as hypertenstion, can be difficult to see.
It’s often called the ‘silent killer’ because it usually has NO symptoms.
The only way to really know whether you have high blood pressure or not is to go to your doctor and have your blood pressure checked.
In some cases the symptoms of high blood pressure go unnoticed because they can be considered part of everyday life.
Some symptoms that you may associate with possible high blood pressure are continued fatigue, headaches, and a ringing in your ears known as tinnitus.
But in most cases there are very few symptoms of high blood pressure, and if your doctor doesn’t look for it, he or she may not find it.
The scary thing about any symptoms of high blood pressure is that they usually do not show until it is too late to do anything about them.
When high blood pressure reaches high rates it is referred to as accelerated hypertension. Even at this stage symptoms may not show until it starts shutting down internal organs and the patient begins to enter a dangerous stage of the disease.
If left untreated, high blood pressure can begin to affect the brain and even start causing pressure within your skull, which can be fatal.
If high blood pressure runs in your family or if you have any feeling that you may have blood pressure, you should see your doctor immediately.
The sooner the condition is diagnosed, the better.
Your doctor will do a simple test and from there you can map out a plan to combat this condition.
