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M/21 taking effexor xr 187.5 mg daily. on my physical blood pressure was slight elevated. could effexor be the cause for the blood pressure rising?
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Yes: Yes it can raise your Blood Pressure.Discuss with your prescribing doctor.
Answered 4/20/2017
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