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Can hypoglyceamia increase blood pressure? thank you
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Not usually: Usually, your blood pressure will begin to fall with severe hypoglycemia; however, the blood pressure response during different levels of hypoglycemia, can become poorly regulated and fluctuate between higher, normal, and/or lower blood pressures. See your doctor to make sure you have not developed chronic hypertension.
Answered 4/14/2014
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