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Controlled paroxysmal afib&htn.flecainide 50 bid,coreg 12.5 bid,losartan 50 bid.no episodes since flecainide and coreg prescribed 3 months ago.avg resting hr,51 bpm.physically fit,feel pretty good.how much does coreg 12.5 bid lower hr on average?
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Is flecainide 50 mg and carvedilol 25 mg both twice daily safe? Recently dx with paroxysmal afib. Previous dx hypertension 6 yrs ago that is now controlled. Cholesterol 160 range with meds. Otherwise healthy?
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Afib,HTN controlled w/medication.Otherwise healthy no CAD,CHF,normal kidney&liver function.Physically fit. Flecainide 50 Bid,Carvedilol 12.5 Bid,Losartan 50 1x daily.Do these medications need to be monitored w/blood work, if so when and how often?
Afib controlled, HTN. Flecainide 50 x2, Coreg 12.5 x2, Losartan 50 x1. I take the losartan with my evening meds. BP is good all day until 4 or 5 hrs before my evening meds. Then my BP raises to 140 or so over 70 or so. Do I need my BP meds adjusted?
Afib/HTN.Flecainide 50x2, Losartan 50x2,Coreg 12.5x1.BP usually around 110/65 w/meds. Sometimes little higher or lower.Last night 104/51, this morning 115/61. Is this ok if my BP goes a little low at times with medication or do I need an adjustment?
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