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High Blood pressure
Hello, do blood pressure increases if we stay warm with sweater, socks, no fan?
My sister delivered bby by csection six months back, she started staying warm, has heat body.
Can this be reason for high blood pressure or sweating?
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No most unlikely blood pressure increases with staying warm. High bp is an internal mechanism.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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12 yrs exp
Mumbai
No it doesn't happen like that.. But monitor her Blood pressure 10 days once.. ask her to drink plenty of fluids
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Dr. Khadhar Pasha
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Dr. Rajiva Gupta
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44 yrs exp
Delhi
Please take care of bp it has bad consequences starting if this is true at a young age
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