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Low pulse rate 55 to 60

2021-05-04 06:48:12
My father had angioplasty before 7 year and he taking all the medication on time, but some tym he feel very weak and empty stomach, I measured his BP and pulse BP was normal but pulse rate is 55 to 60, my question is that is this pulse rate is normal and weakness is related to heart or is acidic problem sometimes he feel vomit
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Weakness can be due to  vitb12 and vit d deficiency please get it checked For low heart rate get a ECG done What medicine is he taking for BP Start Tab Pan D once in morning

Answered2021-05-04 09:50:32

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