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Does medicinal treatment of tachycardia extremely lower blood pressure?
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Yes: Certain drugs used to treat tachycardia can cause low blood pressure. You might need to adjust your dose or choose a different medication. Talk the the doctor who prescribed the medication if you experience low blood pressure with the medication.
Answered 12/26/2015
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