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My father has been taking Stamlo beta for the last 2 years He has been taking zolam 0.25 for the last 10days, esmoprazole for gas for 10 days and antacid for 6 days. He visited the doctor recently for check up with USG wnl,fbs81, hb14.2 , lft wnl, ecg wnl reports.The reports were normal.The doctor checked the pressure with omron digital blood pressure machine and the result was 156/96.Though my father checked the pressure at home that day and it was 125/75. The doctor then discontinued Stamlo beta and prescribed two other medicines - Asomex 5 and Metocard xl 12.5 and told to take these with 1 hour interval.Today my father took these medicines but after some time his pulse rate continues to increase and reaches upto 100 till now.Though blood pressure is 132/77. What can be the reason for this high pulse rate?Is it a matter to be worried about? Should we discontinue the medicines for now? P.S. I have a blood pressure machine that gives almost accurate results that of mercury machine.
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Your doctor has reduced dose of beta blocker that is why heart rate is increasing. Consult online for proper doses
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Previous and later medicines are same although dose might be different. You should document tachycardia by either pulse oximetry or Ecg or doctors’ examination. It’s not uncommon to have high bp at clinic and normal at home. It’s called white coat hypertension. In later case you don’t need to change hypertension medications
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