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I been on hormones twice both times my blood pressure goes high! what can i do? my e2 and progesterone are low!
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Check w/doctor: About using an estrogen patch, which gives a very low dose continuous hormone level is only rarely associated with blood pressure elevations.
Answered 6/19/2013
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Transdermal E2: Oral e2 will raise bp. Transdermal e2 does not. Oral e2 will also increase your risk of clots while transdermal will not.
Answered 6/21/2013
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