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Can tylenol (acetaminophen) raise your blood pressure and heart rate?
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Not if you take it: in a short period of a time. However acetaminophen, like the anti-inflammatory drugs, has been linked to high blood pressure, according to the researchers.
Answered 1/25/2021
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