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Early morning occipital headaches
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Heaviness in the head and headache (18) |
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Easy fatigability, muscle weakness
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Fatigue, lethargy and feeling of heaviness (18) |
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Exhaustion, flaccidity of the body organs and loose motions (18) |
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Blurred vision due to retinal lesions (Vision problems)
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Blurred vision |
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Hematuria
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Turbid urine (18) |
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Aortic dissection or aneurysm leak
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Prominent, distended and tense vessels which increased risk of rupture (18) |
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Transient ischemic attack (Ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes are common complications of hypertension)
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Sanguinary stroke (18) |
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Flushing is one of the neurogenic hypertension or pheochromocytoma symptoms (19, 20)
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General redness |
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Epistaxis (21, 22)
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Nasal bleeding |
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Change in skin elastic fibers and vascular structure (Rarefaction phenomenon) (23-26)
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Skin tension |
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Erratic sleep has been cited in evidence of secondary hypertension (9)
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Dreams with the subject of heaviness in such a way that person dreams of inability to move, stand up, speak, or bearing a heavy burden. |
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Anorexia as the symptoms of heart failure that is considered as a complication of hypertension (9)
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Loss of appetite |
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Hypervolemia pulse/ Fullness of Pulse (Nabz mumtali) |
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Palpitation
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Dyspnea
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Impotence
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