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High pulse rate and normal or low blood pressure means in a diabetic patient who is using lisnopril 2?
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High Pulse Rate: Can indicate physical deconditioning and have many other possible causes, including response to low blood pressure, anemia or thyroid problems.
Answered 10/3/2013
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