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Can high blood pressure cause extreme fatigue and some chest pains?
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Go to ER: The blood pressure does not cause this but its possible your pressure is up due to underlying cardiovascular disease. This can cause fatigue and chest pain as well. In this case you should see a doctor right away. Go to an urgent care or ER as soon as possible. This could be early signs of a heart attack.
Answered 2/19/2019
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