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Holter monitor results, pvcs less than 1% in 7 days. normal sr except once pulse 148 for 6 seconds. dr. not worried bcuz on toprol 15 yrs. worried! ?
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Tachy cardia: Having PVC's does happen. If you are not having fainting spells then course of action with Toprol reasonable. Taking Magnesium glycinate and CoQ 10 can be of benefit. Also, continue to stay active. Exercise always beneficial as this actually improves cardio vascular function. Did your doctor check your thyroid?
Answered 6/22/2019
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