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Is a pulse of 41-43 bpm too slow when taking bisoprolol ?

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Depends: Depends: on what you are treating and how you feel with that heart rate. In general I accept rates that low if no dizziness or near passing out sensations are encountered.

Dr Munshower and another doctor agreed

Answered 5/9/2018

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