India, Aug. 18 -- High blood pressure is often called the 'silent killer' because it can develop gradually with little to no obvious signs. Many people ignore subtle changes in their bodies, not realising they could be warning signals. Dr Sumit Kapadia, Vascular Surgeon, shares in his July 8 Instagram post 5 symptoms that might indicate rising blood pressure before it becomes a serious health risk. (Also read: Orthopaedic surgeon warns 1 in 3 women face osteoporosis fracture risk, shares 10 prevention habits: 'Jump 30 times' )

"High blood pressure doesn't always come with a warning label. But your body does try to speak to you, if you're willing to listen. I've seen patients walk in with sky-high blood pressure, completely unaware. No ma...