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Is a consistent resting pulse of 87-98 high & are there medications to lower your pulse if so can you name some of the medicines used to lower pulse?
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Heart rate: Do you have any medical conditions? Why do you want to slow your heart rate? Your heart rate is still considered to fall in the normal range. Beta blockers like atenolol, toprol (metoprolol) used for high blood pressure can cause your heart rate to slow down.
Answered 5/13/2014
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