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Lower heart rate
Currently my wife is facing lower heart rate around 50 to 55 and at times below 50 as well around 48/49 in the nite.. She is under covid treatment as of now as mentioned she has finished Doxy for 5 days and currently on Fabiflu Tablets 800mg twice a day, Predmet 16mg twice a day, Dolo 650 thrice a day and Cplus once a day..!!
This happened suddenly from yesterday nite. Her Spo2 is above 96 and even BP is little on the lower side around 95/70 but only concern is heart rate going down all of a sudden.. is this a big concern or is this something related to medication she is taking..??
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Commonly seen in viral infections especially in covid , am seeing in every 3rd covid pt
Will recover spontaneously
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It will still go down expect to go till 35...
Tab alupent 10 mg tid if lower than 40 for temporary use
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Low heart in covid patients have been noticed commonly.There is nothing to worry for that unless your patient is symptomatic....like if she complains of giddiness, vertigo,loc etc then you have to come n show her.
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Dr. Pramod Reddy Kandakure
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Get ECG and consult
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