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Can high blood pressure cause you to be lethargic?
There are several ways that feeling tired may be connected to hypertension. Fatigue can be a symptom of heart or kidney damage as a result of high blood pressure. Feelings of tiredness may also be linked to hypertension medications, lifestyle, or coexisting conditions.
Do you feel unwell if you have high blood pressure?
Doctor’s Response. Absolutely talk to your doctor, as headache and dizziness are two symptoms of hypertension. High blood pressure usually causes no symptoms and high blood pressure often is labeled “the silent killer.” People who have high blood pressure typically don’t know it until their blood pressure is measured.
What are causes of sudden high blood pressure?
Other causes. Overuse of stimulating drinks such as tea, coffee and alcohol can cause sudden increase in the blood pressure in a short period. Increased weight, pain and hormonal imbalance can also be attributed to sudden increase in the blood pressure. In some cases, pregnancy can lead to high blood pressures at once.
What causes your blood pressure to suddenly get high?
Consuming salty foods or drinks can cause a sudden increase in blood pressure because sodium causes the body to retain more fluid. This rise in blood pressure typically lasts a short time.
Can you get lightheaded from high blood pressure?
In individuals who are dehydrated or anemic, blood pressure readings may be normal when they are lying flat; however, the lack of fluid is unmasked when they stand up quickly. The lack of blood to the brain may cause dizziness and lightheadedness. This feeling may pass in a few seconds as the body adapts.
Can high blood pressure make you tired?
Fatigue caused by high blood pressure occurs as a result of many different factors including the effects of condition itself, medication management and lifestyle choices. High blood pressure causes tiredness as a result of elevated pressure on vital organs such as the brain, heart and kidneys.