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Low heart rate after eating Muktavati
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I was having slight high bp (age 31, 1 reading 152-80, second reading 135,75).
After eating for 12 days ( once a day), I am now observing my pulse is reduced ( morning resting 54-60) , afternoon resting (60-65).
Bp is coming normal as 122-75
Is it good or should I change dose or stop it ?
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Dr. Kavita Choudhary
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12 yrs exp
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do not self medicate
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
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Pune
Take any medicine after proper ayurved way diagnosis only consulting ayurved consultant
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Dr. Shivani Choudhary
Ayurveda
8 yrs exp
Agra
If you are doing any kind of experience and jogging then pulse rate will be near about 65 or 70 its normal second you are taking two tablet of mukta vati and now Bp is normal then take one tablet of mukta vati if with in one week it remain normal then stop mukta vati and do daily yoga and exercise and monitor your Bp 2 or 3 time in a week
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
Age 31
So take proper knowledge about this first
If u want best result
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