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Nausea/ indigestion for up to three hrs after eating anything plus heart rate and bp going opposite way to each other on 45 min tilt test related?
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Unlikely: If your heart rate goes up and your blood pressure goes down on a tilt test, it could explain faints, if you're having them. It wouldn't explain digestive issues which, at least superficially, suggest gall bladder disease.
Answered 11/17/2012
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