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Default Wondering????
Is it common for MG patients to develop high blood pressure? I am thinking Son has hbp due to prednisone. He is coming to our house tomorrow to get it checked again. Have any of you ended up having to take hbp meds while on prednisone?

Thanks in advance for your help!
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