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Normal BP but over 100 heart rate
Hi there. I was on beta blockers like concor and nebi 2.5 for 3 years and noticed significant weight gain. I was suggested by my gp to stop it as my Bp is usually 110 or 120 over 70 or 77. The heart rate is still over 100 when resting. I had done ecgs, blood tests and 2d echo and it was normal. What advice would you give me for the heart rate?
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The mentioned BP range is normal yet we have to confirm if it was due to the regular intake of medications.
You can stop BP tablets for a week and check BP after 7days ,if BP is still in the normal range you can stop .
In Regards to heart rate ,in few people sinus tachycardia is normal .Unless associated with other findings ,I would suggest you can do a 24hr holter test to rule out no other rhythm problems .
If reports r normal yearly check up with cardiologist is more than enough
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