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Can a toothache cause your blood pressure to go up cause of the severe pain its causing.
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Tooth ache: Yes it can/ but you should be tested monthly to watch your bp.
Answered 11/26/2018
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Yes: Stress and anxiety from pain cause the release of Adrenalin and cortisol which vasoconstrict blood vessels causing temporary increases in blood pressure. Should go back down when you relieve the pain. Take care of it.
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Yes: Any stress on your body can cause an increase in blood pressure. See your dentist asap to get taken care of.
Answered 11/26/2018
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