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Does Neck , Back Pain Cause Blood Pressure To Rise?

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Atkinson, NH
September 15
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Neck and back pain can indirectly contribute to increased blood pressure due to stress and anxiety. According to MySpondylitisTeam members, pain can lead to anxiety, which in turn may affect daily activities and overall well-being. If you experience significant anxiety or stress due to pain, it's important to discuss this Show Full Answer

Neck and back pain can indirectly contribute to increased blood pressure due to stress and anxiety. According to MySpondylitisTeam members, pain can lead to anxiety, which in turn may affect daily activities and overall well-being. If you experience significant anxiety or stress due to pain, it's important to discuss this with your healthcare provider. They can help manage both your pain and any related anxiety or stress.

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