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Can certain medications cause bundle branch block?
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BBB: Certaiin common blood pressure medications and/or antiarrhythmics in very high (not therapeutic) doses can cause bundle branch blocks. Digoxin is very well known to cause conduction abnormalities when in toxic levels.
Answered 7/31/2019
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NO: Bbb is not due to medication.
Answered 12/12/2019
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