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What Causes High Blood Pressure, Stomach Sickness With Temple And Eye Pressure?

I am a 29 y.o, white, male. Good physical condition with no medical history. I took a pre-workout supplement containing caffeine and other natural stimulants 5 days ago. During my workout I got very ill and had to come home. I had a couple episodes of vomiting and muscle cramps that night. Thought I was just dehydrated. The next day I stayed home and rehydrated myself but still keep a hungover feeling. Felt decent the next day and wanted to go workout. Decided to try the supplement again but only a half dose. Went to my work which is a fire station and obtained a bp of 130/84 on a machine. After taking the supplement I felt ill and had a pressure in my head and the back of my neck. Had a medic listen to my bp which was 196/100. After going home to rest I returned to work and had them listen to another bp which was 210/114. The medic started an IV and gave me a bag of fluid. This decreased my pressure to 180/90. Went to the local ER and had a full cardiac work up done. EKG showed normal, labs were normal, and head ct showed nothing. BP on their machine showed 155/90 upon arrival and 125/75 upon discharge. That was 3 days ago and since then I have made an appointment with my primary doc. I have stopped all supplements and exercise. Check my BP several times a day and it is normal when taken on a machine but it shows still high when listened to by cuff and stethoscope. 120/80 on a machine is showing as 160/90 by auscultation. I am also having episodes where I get sick to my stomach, start shaking, and get pressure in my temples and eyes. I check my bp every time I feel this coming on and it is elevated on my machine. I am at a loss as why a caffeine product would be affecting me 5 days later or if it maybe uncovered or cause a new underlying condition. I have never had a problem with BP and/or any type of anxiety but it has also crossed my mind that the episodes of shaking and nausea could be a nervous response. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Fri, 2 Jun 2017
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hypertension use with me is essential that means it does not have any special reason only about 5% of hypertension cases have any special reason like it can have a endocrinology problems a tumour producing a epinephrine in adrenal glands anxiety and stress can also contribute to hypertension

Pressure and the temples is usually sign of anxiety neurosis

Treatment for hypertension in walls are several antihypertensive medication is to be in given by your physician

Treatment for your pressure on the temples can be relieved by biofeedback and if it doesn't work then you may take some medications as prescribed by your physician
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What Causes High Blood Pressure, Stomach Sickness With Temple And Eye Pressure?

hypertension use with me is essential that means it does not have any special reason only about 5% of hypertension cases have any special reason like it can have a endocrinology problems a tumour producing a epinephrine in adrenal glands anxiety and stress can also contribute to hypertension Pressure and the temples is usually sign of anxiety neurosis Treatment for hypertension in walls are several antihypertensive medication is to be in given by your physician Treatment for your pressure on the temples can be relieved by biofeedback and if it doesn t work then you may take some medications as prescribed by your physician