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Can tenston pain meds lead to a reduction in average heart rate of 45bpm?
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Low heart rate : A heart rate that low can be normal for a very athletic person. It can be low . due to heart electrical issues, thyroid problems, or other systemic problems. You need to see a doctor for a physical examination with an EKG to start. If you have symptoms like lightheadedness, chest pain, dizziness, weakness then you should go to the emergency room. Tenston more likely to raise your heart rate
Answered 2/3/2021
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