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By Tomuhill | Sep 08, 2008

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Answered by Cleveland Clinic

Blood Pressure

The last time I had my blood pressure checked it was 110 over 90. Normally it is around 124 -129 and around 82. I take testosterone injections and at that time it was higher then the normal range and also had a slight fever at the time of testing. Any advice?
Thank you

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Cleveland Clinic

Sep 12, 2008

The blood pressure is normal on either case, but I hope you are taking testosterone injections for a medical problem and not simply as an anabolic steroid. Fever sometimes can elevate the pulse and pressure, but it can lower the pressure by causing dehydration, etc.

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