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Is there a relationship between bradycardia and hypertension? i had a concussion 8 months ago,could this be a sign of intercranial pressure?

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Concussion: The hypertension and bradycardia are unrelated to the concussion. Any raised intracranial pressure due to a concussion would have been at the time of the brain injury and would have peaked at 3-5 days. See your medical doctor for evaluation.

Dr Ihle agreed

Answered 6/7/2014

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