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My heart rate is high today, im on diltiazem (120 mg) once daily and coreg (carvedilol) (6.25 mg) twice daily but my hr still goes high for no apparent reason.
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Why on meds ?: The answer may be related to the reason you are on these medications, which you have not mentioned. Cannot give a good answer without knowing that.
Answered 3/29/2014
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