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Does high blood pressure affect the possibility of bronchitis?
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No: Not typically, no. Elevated systemic blood pressure could be related to pulmonary hypertension, though, which can be the origin of other respiratory diseases.
Answered 7/20/2012
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No: High blood pressure has no association with bronchitis.
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