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Could voltaren (diclofenac) raise blood pressure?
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Absolutely: It can raise blood pressure . It also can cause fluid retention leading to higher blood pressure. It can also be noxious to the kidneys. Take with caution for the shortest period of time.
Answered 6/18/2019
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