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Pulse going 47-50

2023-07-16 15:35:36
Vent rate 66 bpm PR interval 150 ms QRS Duration 82 ms QT/QTc interval 416/427 P/ QRS/T axes 60/39/13 I'm on ivabrad 5 mg half since covid Didn't had the tablet since Fridayy morning due to pulse falling till 47... Got chest pain n giddyness n weakness Kindly advice
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Ivabradine is not to be stopped abruptly.Though your corrected at interval is below 450msec ,chest pain and dizziness needs to be correlated, by visiting your cardiologist

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Too technical problem. Please consult a Cardiologist in your area.

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Need few more details Kindly consult

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Kindly Consult nearby cardiologist

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Please consult acardiologist in person

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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Too low Consult a cardiologist

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