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Does acid reflux cause high blood pressure?
if it causes pain and anxiety then yes it can... otherwise no.
Your eyes flitch all the time What is the cause of this?
If your eyes are twitching or flinching, it may be related to a nerve condition. Sometimes anxiety brings about eye twitches.
Will phentermine cause high anxiety if you are already taking anxiety medication?
will phentermine cause high anxiety if you are already taking medication for anxiety
What are side effects of antiemetics?
May cause anxiety, dizziness, low blood pressure, sedation, nausea, dry mouth, and restlessness.
Does Zoloft lower blood pressure?
Since zoloft is an anti-anxiety medication, the affect will be to lower the blood pressure by lowering the anxiety level.
Why does pain cause profuse sweating?
Pain causes anxiety and blood pressure changes. One of the natural reactions to either of these is the activation of sweat glands.
What is tortuosity fundus in the eye they think i got high blood pressure but i havent. l had eyes tested?
i had my eyes tested and they want my blood pressure check cause they think i got tortuosity fundus what does that mean
What is the cause of the anxiety in the house?
Lack of money is often an anxiety that occurs in a household.
Can cephalexin cause anxiety?
no it cannot chephalexin is an anti biotic it will not cause anxiety but if you are experiencing severe anxiety you may want to see a doctor there are numerous things that could be causing it
What can you do about pressure in the neck cheeks and around the eyes if you have no apparent sinus infection but you grind and clench your teeth?
I take effexor XR (anti dep) and that can sometimes cause it (side effect). Also pure subconsious anxiety about something if you are tired my doc has said can be related clenching and feel like sinus pain but not
What is the cause of anxiety and its precautions?
Stress
Is anxiety a cause for flatulence?
unfortunately it can be.
