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I have a pacemaker due to afib. my medication is solatol and warfarin. is this a correct combination? i have never had high blood pressure.
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Depends: This certainly sounds like a reasonable medical regimen for someone with atrial fibrillation in whom the physician and the patient are working towards keeping your rhythm normal. However to know for sure, more information is really required.
Answered 5/7/2016
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