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Heartbeat is high

2021-07-02 17:24:32
Dear Doctor, My wife have wheezing problem from childhood and she using inhalers.. now she now have sleep problem and  breathing issues at night and she going to start using CPAP, she now a days have high heart beats 120- 135 while doing some work at home and 90-100 BPM while resting.. she already took ecg echo and tmt 6 months back its normal. Please advise if she started using the CPAP device her hearbeats will become normal?? Or Please kindly advise how to normal the heartrates.. Many thanks..
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CPAP will improve her sleep problems and should have a beneficial effect on her BP  and heart rate. But it's better to further evaluate what is causing this high heart rate. You can consult me for further advice.

Answered2021-07-02 17:34:09

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Continue CPAP... It will reduce heart rate..
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consult for more clarification and evaluation...

Answered2021-07-02 17:31:18

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