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I drank lemon tea and i think my blood pressure dropped. is that possible? i feel faint and i'll now.
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Yes: Your blood pressure can rise or fall on its own but you might have a reaction to lemon tea that should resolve fairly soon. Is there anything else you took? If your symptoms persist, you should seek medical attention.
Answered 10/1/2014
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