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A sudden severe pain in the chest and or back at onset.
The pain can travel up into the jawline, neck and head.
It can also travel downwards through your chest and into your abdomen.
High blood pressure.
Lack of or weak pulse in oneside of your body.
In most cases a tearing ripping sensation as the pain occurs is reported.
10% Of dissections have no pain at all.
Hiccups is a symptom of Dissection as the dissection running downward can affect the diaphragm giving prolonged bouts.
Professor sweating, nausea, abdominal pain,
Renal failure is a most common symptom of type B Dissection.
Aortic dissection is a difficult diagnosis to make therefore a suspicion of AD should always be considered.