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Nadolol changed to carvedilol 6.25 am12.5pm;resting rate 60s; exertional 100-120;ist back? if so, y isn't rest rate increased?my low bp stable so far.
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Varies: changes in medication can produce higher or lower pulse rate. Beta blockers often lower the resting pulse rate. Especially at the lower doses, the effect on pulse rate varies.
Answered 9/6/2014
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