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Sunday, June 21, 2009 Trava asks

Q: I have arthritis and Fibromylaisa can it cause the BP to go up

I have continual pain in hands elbows knees and feet  and take ibprophen for pain but doesnt always getrid of the pain and when my pain increases I see an elevation in my BP

BP is useually runs 145/80 but when in alot of pain it goes up to 185/110

is this something to worry about or exspected with cronic pain

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Lisa Nelson, Health Pro
6/22/09 12:16pm

Hi Trava,

 

I recommend you discuss your blood pressure and concerns with your physician to determine appropriate treatment to lower your blood pressure to less than 140/90.  Here is an article you may want to review:

 

Is There a Link Between Heart Disease and Fibromyalgia?

 

All the best,

Lisa Nelson RD

7 Natural Ways to Lower Blood Pressure

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By Trava— Last Modified: 12/24/10, First Published: 06/21/09