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My blood pressure spiked high while having a svt attack last night. is that normal. it went back to normal after the attack?
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Yes and no: Blood pressure fluctuates constantly. It also responds to physical and emotional stress. In that way it could be considered a normal response. However, having svt is not "normal." fixing the svt could solve the problem. Treating the svt with medication could also treat the blood pressure.
Answered 10/4/2016
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