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Will high blood pressue have your head feeling like weird?
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Yes: High blood pressure can cause dizziness or feeling "foggy". If that happens, it's a warning sign that you need to be checked out by a doctor and, if due to hypertension, have that better controlled with diet, weight reduction, exercise, stress reduction, and medication.
Answered 4/12/2012
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