Very : Very high blood pressure can definitely cause headaches. That's not the only cause, of course, but if your headaches are in fact caused by your high blood pressure, then it means you may be at risk of complications like bleeding. It's unusual for a 29 year-old to have high blood pressure, so when it happens you have to think of unusual causes. In some cases, high blood pressure in a young patient is due to a condition called fibromuscular dysplasia, which is a benign abnormality in the arteries that supply the kidneys. It is relatively easy to fix with a balloon, so it is worth checking for. This can be done with ultrasound or ct angiography. Whether or not your headaches are caused by your hypertension, and whether or not you have fibromuscular dysplasia, it's important to get it under control. Untreated high blood pressure can cause a host of long-term complications.
Answered 10/3/2016
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When : When telangiectasia (spider veins) pop (rupture) there is a resultant bruising, purplish-black ofter with a stinging pain in the area. At times the spider veins can pop and bleed. Evaluation of the leg veins with an ultrasound should be obtained, and if there is superficial venous insufficiency, this should be treated with endogenous ablation with laser or radio frequency methods, and the consideration of sclerotherapy of the bleedng spider veins performed. Uncontrollable headaches and uncontrolled BP are related, and you should see your physician for evaluation and treatment the earlier the better.
Answered 10/4/2016
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