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I'm taking verapamil for headaches. can it cause high bp? i know it's supposed to treat high bp...
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No: It doesn't cause high blood pressure. Be sure you're measuring the BP when you are at basal conditions: relaxed, not in pain (not having a headache), relaxed, resting for 10 minutes. Be sure your BP measurement device is accurate (check it against a standard).
Answered 6/10/2014
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