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High blood pressure adding to arthritic pain?
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Pain worsens high BP: Pain by itself can significantly raise blood pressure. Getting your pain under control may be all the blood pressure control you need. If not, be mindful of the interaction between some blood pressure medicines and some pain medicines, specifically as it relates to the health of your kidneys and/or liver. Alternative medicine (eg: acupuncture) can help with both arthritis and BP control.
Answered 6/10/2014
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