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I feel my own heartbeat when i am laying down..i also feel pulse everywhere and feel my heartbeat strong when i kept my hand on chest so cardio said it anxiety and prescribed me ciplar i will take it for 30 days(ciplar 20 and then 10) but other symptoms like sound of my heartbeat are reduced and other symptoms also but feeling of own heartbeat are still there specially when i sleep with wearing shirt . Then i consult psychiatrist yesterday they suggest me peroxetine and propranolol also..but i dont want to take propranolol coz my heartbeat rate is without ciplar also 70 to 78 and inthe morning its 65 so then docter told me to take only peroxetine is that enough?
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Dr. Sagar Verma
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Yes you can take it
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Dr. Shashank Raikwar
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7 yrs exp
Kanpur
Sir,
Paroxitine is good anti anxiety medicine, please stick to your doctor's advice.
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in case you find that symptoms persists then you can consult your psychiatrist again.
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please monitor your blood pressure as well.
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