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A member asked:
Have autonomic dysfunction and tachycardia.taking beta blockers and now pulse is 43 bmp. is it dangerous?what should i do?had e.a.t but not currently
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Bradycardia: See your doctorasap you need an adjustment of your medication because of your slow pulse which can be dangerous.
Answered 2/28/2014
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