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A member asked:
If my mom has a pacemaker, why would she still need to take 80 mg of beta pace 3 times a day?
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Sotalol: the pacer treats slow heart rate. Sotalol treats various cardiac arrhythmias. Presumably your mom has need of both therapies. Ask her doctor.
Answered 10/7/2014
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