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What is baroreflex failure?
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A rare condition.: The baroreflex is a normal reflex that keeps the blood pressure from getting to high and too low. Baroreflex failure is rare. If you are diagnosed with this, it can be treated with a medication called clonidine.
Answered 5/2/2013
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