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Observe syncope. baseline bp 115/73, hr 88 bpm. during tilt 70 : bp stable, hr 112 bpm. during isuprel (isoproterenol) : bp 92/78, hr 175 bpm. thoughts? is it normal?
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Can be: This is not an extreme response. You may simply need to increase your fluid and salt intake particularly during your periods.
Answered 3/28/2013
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