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Low resting heart rate on beta blocker

2020-10-30 19:45:09
I had undergone open heart surgery in 2016 for closure of ASD. Even after that I had palpitations wherein there was sudden spike in heart rate. I have been observing since last couple of weeks that my resting heart at night while on bed goes below 55. Sometime i fee that my heart is skipping a beat. My 2D Echo reports are normal, the only observation is Grade I diastolic dysfunction. ECG when in clinic shows high heart rate but sinus rhythm and Doc says it is normal. I'm taking Seloken XL 50 every morning and Telmisartan 20mg since last 1 month and doc asked me to continue it for next 3 months. Doc says its anxiety, is there anything to worry for low heart rate
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Nothing to worry. 55 is a normal heart rate. During sleep it can go below 50 as well its normal

Answered2020-10-31 01:53:14

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