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I take bystolic (nebivolol) becsuse my anxiety causes my heart rate to be at a constant 144 beats per minute. i am trying to get pregnant. how can i lower my hr?
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Medication : You need a full cardigan evaluation then they place on the right medicine to lower your heart rate before you get pregnant then they keep monitoring you when you are pregnant and adjust the medicine
Answered 10/30/2015
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