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My father pr(45-58),bp(140/70),he take betaloc50,cordarone300 for afib,he feel fatigue,is this due to bradycardia,what todo ?
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Yes: side effect due to low heart rate . have a reevaluation of medicines with the physician who is treating him
Answered 11/28/2017
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