<human>: In the last few weeks I have been experiencing an average BP of 140/90, my heart rate varies between 85-107, other symptoms are painful burning-tingling in my forearms and hands, dizziness, ringing in my ears, nausea, inability to concentrate, chills, and occasional brief unconsciousness. What kind of doctor do I need to see?
<bot>: Hello! Welcome and thank you for asking on Chat Doctor! I read carefully your question and understand your concern. Your symptoms may be related to different disorders: - Thyroid dysfunction (Hyperthyroidism can mimic this clinical scenario)- Anxiety - A chronic infection affecting different systems (like Lyme disease)- Cardiac arrhythmia-Seizures (seizures can be closely related to cardiac arrhythmia)I recommend consulting with the GP for a careful physical examination, a resting ECG, a chest x-ray and some lab tests: - complete blood count-fasting glucose-kidney and liver function tests-blood electrolytes- thyroid hormone levels- inflammation tests (PCR, fibrinogen, sedimentation rate). Further tests may be needed to establish the cause (like an ambulatory 24-hour ECG monitoring, an EEG, infection disease screening tests). Regarding your blood pressure, it is a borderline high blood pressure, and some modifications to your lifestyle would be helpful to reduce it: - diet modifications (less caffeine, less salt intake and carboy Chat Doctor.  Hope to have been helpful! Best regards, 