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I noticed when take gaviscon heart rate slow down to 60s.all cardiac tests ok.is this normal?
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Yes: Gavison has NO direct effect on your heart rate. A pulse of 60 is normal and indicates that you are relaxed and comfortable - if Gaviscon is having any effect on your heart rate, it's an indirect one and is because you may be feeling better after you use it.
Answered 6/16/2014
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