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Re: Anphetamine Salts (Adderal) causing High Blood Pressure

Re: Anphetamine Salts (Adderal) causing High Blood Pressure2010-04-06T06:19:01+00:00

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April 6, 2010 at 6:19 am #92709

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BP changes and increased HR can both happen with these inotropic agents. Determine if you have any other CV risk factors and consult your doctor regarding any other risk factors that you might have (diabetes, weight issues etc.)

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