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On butrans patch 7.5 and hydroxyzine 50mg x3 daily. at rest my heart rate is about 120bpm. is this okay, or should i talk with my doctor?
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Not OK: your resting rate is elevated and you need to check with your PCP ASAP
Answered 5/7/2016
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