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Can angina cause hypertension? is it possible for a condition such as angina to be directly responsible for causing hypertension?
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Connection exists: Yes chest pain can cause your nervous sytem to produce adrenaline and this can elevate your blood pressure, athersclerosis is the disease that cause your blood vessels to be damaged and can cause elevated BP and angina.
Answered 6/10/2014
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