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Is hypertension from arimidex reversible after treatment is stopped? if so, how soon can one expect her bp to be back to normal after the stop of treatment?
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Hypertension is not a known side effect of Arimidex. If there is a suspected association, then the effects on BP will disappear soon after stopping Arimidex. Send us some follow up as to what intervention if any have you made in this regard?
Answered 4/3/2022
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