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Can avelox increase heart rate?
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Generally shouldn't : Caution is advised if there is already qt prolongation (abnormally slow electrical "resetting" of the heart between beats), because of a risk of further qt prolongation and potentially dangerous arrhythmias. Otherwise, Avelox does not seem to be associated with palpitations or hr elevation.
Answered 6/24/2014
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