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Does your menstrual cycle affect your blood pressure?
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Yes: According to a study posted on the national institute of health website, blood pressure is highest right at the beginning of menstruation. However, toward the end of the cycle, blood pressure numbers drop lower.
Answered 2/26/2020
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