What are the symptoms of renal hypertension?
The main symptom of renal hypertension is high blood pressure. When someone with renal hypertension has her blood pressure taken, the bottom number, or the diastolic number, is higher than 104 (the normal is 90). Varied symptoms include anxiety, chest pain, confusion, excessive perspiration, fatigue, headache, nausea, pale skin, vision problems, and vomiting. These side effects will vary according to the degree and severity of the renal hypertension itself. What makes renal hypertension even more confusing is the fact that some people don’t have any symptoms.
