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My husband has been experiencing headaches. when he had his blood pressure checked out it was 150 over 99 and his heart beat was at 133. he is still experiencing headaches. what can this be?
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Many causes: Both blood,pressure and heart rate are elevated. This may or may not be causative for or reactive from the headache. Headaches can result from trauma, tension, migraine, cervical malalignment, jaw dysfunction, stress, sinus, and other issues. Your doc can assist in determining causes for these problems and treatments. Good luck
Answered 7/2/2020
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