When your blood pressure begins to rise, there are usually NO symptoms to tell you it's happening. That's why high blood pressure, which doctors call hypertension, is called a "silent killer." The best way to make sure hypertension doesn't "sneak up on you," is to get regular health checkups, or take frequent blood pressure readings using a home blood pressure monitoring device.
That said, blood pressure can eventually get high enough that it starts to produce symptoms. But by then, it's beyond the "early" stage,” and is already a dangerous threat to your health.
Those symptoms include the following.
Sources:
Healthline
Mayo Clinic website
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