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Health Encyclopedia: Renovascular Hypertension
Renal hypertension; Hypertension - renovascular
Symptoms
Usually, high blood pressure causes no symptoms. Occasionally, you may experience a mild headache. If your headache is severe, or if you experience any of the symptoms below, see a doctor right away. These may be a sign of
- Tiredness
- Confusion
- Vision changes
- Crushing, angina-like
chest pain - Heart failure
- Blood in urine
- Nosebleed
- I...
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