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Hi, i am hypertensive and feel little tired and increase in bp after body massage. any connection? i haven't taken a reading for bp just feel so. thnk
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Massage: Did you have oil applied to the skin ? If so, this coupled with dehydration and previous alcohol use can cause a sense of tiredness, or a throbbing of the pulses.
Answered 3/5/2013
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See your doctor: Hypertension is known as a silent disease, and what you are feeling may be related to something else. If your symptoms are indeed caused by elevated bp, then your control is inadequate.
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