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Old 09-12-2012, 04:13 PM #1
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Default Is increased blood pressure bad?
So far one of the more calming things for me to do is relax in the bath or hot tub. But the other day my dad said that hot water increases your blood pressure.

I recall that every time I've seen a doctor about my PCS they initially take my blood pressure. So is there an inherent risk?
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