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Can you have normal blood pressure with a slow brain bleed?
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By far elevation of BP occurs with significant intracranial bleeding. Actually when the blood pressure is low on presentation,the prognosis is grave. With a slow,tiny bleed and little headache I assume BP elevation may not be substantial. However continual blood accumulation has little room causing severe headache and high BP
Answered 12/31/2022
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