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High BP, Restlessness, Nauseous, High Body Temperature, Mascular Pain. What Could These Symptoms Mean?
Hi doctor. I am a 48 year old female. About 4 years ago i was diagnosed with high blood pressure. Lately i have been feeling restlessness, nauseous, my body temperature is high and my muscles are a bit painful. These are the same symptoms i had before i found out i had hypertension. Please help. What could these symptoms mean?
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Hypertension, nausea, high body temperature and muscular pain suggest high adrenaline levels in body. It can be due to stress, alcoholism, adrenal gland disease and thyroid disease. Adrenaline/nor adrenaline helps body to deal with 'fight or flight' situations but its excess can put our body to a stressful situation.
Visit your treating doctor and get tests like MRI, blood and urine tests for catecholamine and metanephrine levels.
Hope it helps.
Take Care!
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High BP, Restlessness, Nauseous, High Body Temperature, Mascular Pain. What Could These Symptoms Mean?
Hello, Thanks for posting your query. Hypertension, nausea, high body temperature and muscular pain suggest high adrenaline levels in body. It can be due to stress, alcoholism, adrenal gland disease and thyroid disease. Adrenaline/nor adrenaline helps body to deal with fight or flight situations but its excess can put our body to a stressful situation. Visit your treating doctor and get tests like MRI, blood and urine tests for catecholamine and metanephrine levels. Hope it helps. Take Care!