Hypertension Theraphy

Most patients have no symptoms and that does not mean that you can trust. A very important fact is that you can have high blood pressure and not know why it is called “the silent killer.”

Most of the deaths that occur each year are a direct result of hypertension or its complications on the cardiovascular or kidney.

The symptoms that characterize acute ETS are anxiety, dizziness, fatigue and headache. If blood pressure is serious symptoms that may occur are confusion, nausea, vomiting, chest pain, blurring of vision (blurred vision or vision of lights), ringing in the ears, nose bleeding, sweating, numbness of half of body, dizziness upon standing or changing position and breathing.