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My father has taken concor and amlodipinefor the high blood pressure. but his plus rate go down unil 49-53.then dr has stopped concor.is it ok?
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Answer is yes: If heart rate dropping that much best to stop concor and see response to amlodipine alone. Another agent can be added later if needed.
Answered 6/24/2014
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