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A member asked:
Sir.my heart rate became less 45, & love b/p 150/65 ple give remedy.? & i am walking daily morning 45 minutes evening 30 minutes.
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Review your meds: If you were symptomatic meaning, : felt weak, tired, dizzy. flushed when you had this low heart rate and If you are on a betablocker or calcium channel blockers( medication ending in 'lol' or 'pine' or cardizem.. have your primary doc lower the dosage. if this persists have him refer you to a cardiologist for thourough cardiac eval.
Answered 5/12/2014
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