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Does anyone know of a sign as to the difference between having anxiety and just having high blood pressure?


Does anyone know of a sign as to the difference between having anxiety and just having high blood pressure?

in high blood pressure you feel hot and clammy and light headed. in anxiety you feel as though you are dying and you are in awful fear of something which you cannot identify. i have had anxiety and i described it as being in hell.
Check it out on WebMD - www.webmd.com
Rapid pulse, rapid respiration,sweating, hot scalp can differentiate anxiety from high blood pressure.
Most people can't tell if their blood pressure is high. That's why it called the silent killer. Anxiety can make you perspire, be irritable, have crying jags, feel like there is impending doom. Look this up on Mayo Clinic for more info.
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