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Does vicodin raise your blood pressure?
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No.: I am not aware of an association between vicodin and an increase in blood pressure. Pain can increase your blood pressure so if you are taking vicodin for an acute pain issue then pain may be the culprit.
Answered 7/24/2018
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No: Vicodin is a narcotic and is not known to increase blood pressure. Many other factors can increase blood pressure.
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