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I am taking bisoprolol 5 mg for inappropriate sinus tachycardia but my heart rate still going up to 130 bpm at rest how is this possible?
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Insuff data: Bisoprolol a very powerful B-Blocker. 5mgs as strong as 150mgs of Metoprolol Succinate or 50mgs ot Atenolol. Small doses of B-Blocker help in Sinus Tachycardia, but UR arrhythmia may be SVT, a different mechanism. U must see a cardiologist & get a Holter monitor. U may need to see an EP Cardiologist. Bisoprolol a BP med too, Is UR BP so low that U R activating outpour of adrenalin? See card ASAP
Answered 1/2/2016
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