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Treatment for bradycardia to increase your pulse rate?
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Varies: Treatment for sinus bradycardia depends upon the cause, severity, and symptoms. If it is related to a medication effect, the offending medication is often stopped. If not severe and a patient is not symptomatic, treatment may not be needed. In other cases, sinus bradycardia may be difficult to treat with medication and may require a pacemaker.
Answered 7/21/2014
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Bradycardia: usually a pacemaker if it is not a treatable cause such as low thyroids hormones.
Answered 7/4/2015
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