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On ivabradine and doc switched bisoprolol to diltizem . now pulse very slow even on low dose. should these be taken together?

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Ivabradine: Ivabradine causes bradycardia by itself. Discuss with your dr whether your bradycardia is ok. If the pots is controlled may be ok.

Answered 8/4/2013

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