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Can high blood pressure sometimes cause flushing or reddening of the face?

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Sometimes: Sometimes sudden increases in blood pressure can make the face red, but flushing is often associated with the body's own temperature regulation, or can also be drug-relaed (i.e. Niacin can do it as can others).

Answered 12/24/2018

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Dr. Liviu Klein answered

Specializes in Cardiology

Yes: It is common to have that when the blood pressure is elevated.

Answered 8/5/2016

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