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I've been having high blood pressure since a week ago my doctor found that i have 1 stone in each kidney of 3mm. could this be causing mi hbp?
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Stone and BP: Kidney stones do not cause high BP unless the stones are big and block the flow of urine so severe that the kidney is failing.
Answered 6/2/2014
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