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What are the causes of your blood pressure to change over night?
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Blood pressure: Pressure goes up and down all the time depending on what stresses the body sees. Usually it goes down at nite when stress levels are lower and rises in the am when awake and stresses reappear.
Answered 6/18/2013
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