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Can antidepressants cause high blood pressure?

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No: antidepressants do not cause high blood pressure.

Answered 6/21/2014

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Dr. Elizabeth Wallen answered

Specializes in Pediatrics

Generally no,: But there are many antidepressants out there. It would be helpful if you were asking about a specific one and we could answer better. There are some that can cause minor EKG changes, there is one that can cause a significant increase in blood pressure but it isn't used much anymore. Antidepressants are often used with people who have hypertension so it is not considered an aggravating factor.

Answered 4/9/2020

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