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I know an hr of 47bpm isn't too low but i am diagnosed with inappropriate sinus tach. normal is ~100bpm. could 47bpm still cause dizziness + nausea?
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47 bpm is: too LOW!!!!! Your medication needs adjusting Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 4/4/2015
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