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16, diagnosed mild tachycardia today when bpm was 130 and blood pressure 140/78. been like this for 5 days. is it safe to take concerta?
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Unlikely: Your heart rate is elevated and your systolic blood pressure is abo ve expected for your age. Speak to your doctor about what is causing your high heart rate before you even consider a stimulant.
Answered 4/28/2015
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No: Need to find the cause of these symptoms and stay off a stimulant such as concerta.
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