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What are some cardiovascular risks after receiving anasthesia?
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Abnormal heart: rhythm or arrythmias can occur. Make sure you speak to the anesthesiologist about any procedures before proceeding ahead, as you are on some hefty medications, and need your high blood pressure controlled when undergoing any procedure.
Answered 8/2/2014
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