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I've had a cold and now sinus infection for nearly three weeks and i'm just entering my third trimester of pregnancy. may this cause high pulse & bp?
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Possibly: But not likely, and in addition, you should never make that assumption, particularly during pregnancy. Go and see your obstetrician. This could be something more serious.
Answered 5/16/2014
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