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I've started carvedidol for slowing heart rate but my bp always ran very low. was this wise of my doctor?
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Low BP, why?: You may want know why your blood pressure is low (that the presence of it can cause your heart rate to go higher), before let anyone to treat you! this could be dangerous...I am very sorry to say...
Answered 3/8/2013
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