10 High Blood Pressure Symptoms
Symptom #1: Nosebleeds
Nosebleeds, also known as epistaxis, is one of the common symptoms of high blood pressure. A significant number of people with undiagnosed high blood pressure find this out when they seek treatment for nose bleeding. A study conducted at the Vienna General Hospital in Greece found that 17 percent of people treated at the hospital for high blood pressure emergencies suffered from recurrent nosebleeds.
High blood pressure can cause nosebleeds if the pressure ruptures some of the tiny blood capillaries within the nose. This would lead to the capillaries leaking blood. If you experience recurrent nosebleeds, you probably have high blood pressure. For this reason, you need to go for a blood pressure test.
