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My doctor just upped my nebivolol dose. my bloodpressure is good by my heart rate is 51 at night. is this normal?
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If at night you mean in bed, you'll be fine with that rate. 50 or less when you're up& about is too low. I'm not a fan of using cardioselective beta blockers as first line treatment of hypertension unless you tend to have a fast resting heart rate. I prefer ACE inhibitors, ARB's or calcium channel blockers as first line. & mild doses of diuretics or beta blockers as add ons
Answered 6/2/2022
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