symptoms hypertension
High Blood Pressure Symptoms. Highlights. High blood pressure is generally a chronic condition and is often associated with few or no symptoms. When symptoms do occur, it is usually when blood pressure spikes suddenly and extremely enough to be considered a medical emergency. Rare symptoms include dizzy spells, headaches, and nosebleeds.
If your blood pressure is extremely high, there may be certain symptoms to look out for including: 1  Severe headache. 2  Fatigue or confusion. 3  Vision problems.  Chest 1  pain. Difficulty breathing.  Irregular 1  heartbeat. Blood in the 2  urine. Pounding in your chest, neck or  ears.