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A member asked:
Are there medications that only lower heart rate w/out lowering my blood pressure? if yes; could you list a few for me, please? thanks!
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Meds for herart rate: First of all, it depends on why your heart rate is fast. If you have atrial fibrillation for example, digoxin is good. If your heart rate is fast because of too much coffee, alcohol, otc decongestions, anemia etc then treat or stop underlying cause.
Answered 8/17/2018
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