The ailment in older adults, however, is more often caused by hypertension, diabetes and atherosclerosis.
Another complication indirectly related to high blood pressure could be face flushing, adds the American Heart Association (AHA).
The AHA explains: “Face flushing occurs when blood vessels in the face dilate.
“In can occur unpredictably or in response to certain triggers such as sun exposure, cold weather, spicy foods wind, hot drinks, and skin-care products.