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What do you suggest if my mom is 53yrold. her pulse rate went 40,b.p 130/90.she is taking cytogard20mg,prilace5mg,atormac tg170mg?
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No suggestions: I would let her worry and take responsibility for her own health. That is between her and her doctor.
Answered 12/11/2015
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