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I take corlanor for inappropriate sinus tachycardia & now my nocturnal hr is dropping as low as 48bpm - is this dangerous, should i see my cardio?
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Give them a call but: Resting HR normally drops at night. As long as you don't have any symptoms (chest pain, lightheadedness, passing out), it is probably of little consequence. Hope this helps!
Answered 5/20/2016
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