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Am taking sotalol , amiodarone &. sertraline .. symptoms : low bp .. low pulse .. sometimes shortness of breath .. weak?
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Adverse effects: Significant QT prolongation. Symptoms need immediate evaluation may indicate torsade de pointes, eletrolyte abnormalities. Combination of multiple drugs that prolong QT interval is not advisable. needto check magnessium and potassuim levels.
Answered 5/7/2015
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