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In general, can extrovert's experience stage 1 and 2 high blood pressure in social situations?
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Yes: With stressful situations, blood pressure can elevate. Neither extroversion nor introversion are safeguards against hypertension. Best to see your doctor and regularly monitor your blood pressure. Diet, exercise, relaxation, and medication can help.
Answered 5/15/2016
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