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A member asked:
I started taking verapamil on friday should my rate come down by now when i was on beta blockers my heart rate came down straight away!
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Obviously it depends: On the dose. But i would expect some effect in the 3rd-4th day. Maybe check in with your doc today.
Answered 1/22/2013
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