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Can constant nightmares lead to hypertension? is it possible that years of constant nightmares could eventually cause hypertension
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Not directly: Night mares may be s sign of sleep apnea. This can cause HTN . Both pulmonary HTN and systemic htn. A sllep study would be useful to rule this out.
Answered 6/10/2014
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