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Old 03-13-2009, 09:15 AM #5
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Default HBP Labile type
Hi Everyone,

before my rsd I always had good bp 110/64. After my injury it now is very high most of the time. Keeping track of it and does not matter pain or not. Every now & then it drops quickly and rises quickly. PCP says its called Labile BP. The question is High Blood pressure a symptom of RSD? Has anyone found any info on that.

Hugs to everyone hope you all have a nice day!

debbie
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