Produced by: BT Desk Designed by: Manoj Kumar
Persistent high readings upon waking, known as morning hypertension, are a cause for concern.
Your body’s natural rhythm, stress hormones, and sleep disturbances can influence blood pressure.
Morning headaches can indicate blood vessel strain from high blood pressure.
Sudden nosebleeds may result from elevated pressure rupturing delicate nose blood vessels.
Feeling drained in the mornings can be a sign of high blood pressure affecting energy levels.
Difficulty relaxing or feeling agitated in the morning can be linked to morning hypertension.
Experiencing dizziness upon waking can sometimes be caused by fluctuations in blood pressure.