You can try breathing exercises or carotid massage to try and decrease HR. If that doesn’t work, I would take the propranolol as prescribed. Propranolol can have some anxiolytic effects by slowing heart rate. I would continue to monitor your HR and BP. 100 bpm isn’t terribly elevated, but as a resting HR, could become problematic in the long run and prolonged elevated HR can lead to heart failure.
Answered 5/13/2022
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