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A member asked:
Hi i m 28 yrs having pcos & ovarian cysts .is it normal to have high bp in pcos it was 157 last time?
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Yes: Pros is a metabolic disorder than can cause a thicker tummy, pre diabetes and with that sometimes BP gets a little higher. The cysts themselves don't cause youbp togo up but can be part of what the call metabolic syndrome. Cysts come and go but irregular periods are the hack ark. Take care stay in shape and you might need a little help to get pregnant when the time is right.
Answered 6/10/2014
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