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Pulse rate is around 100 all the time
Hi,
My mothes pulse rate is around 100 all the time.
BP is 135/82 when in rest position.
She is using nebivol-5, telmisatan 40 in morning and amlip 2.5 and indinol 1.5 in night and apixaban 2.5 mg since 3 days daily for 14 days.
Her D-dimer level is 1250 when we tested 4 days back that's why we started Apixaban (also she is using steroid-medrol since 7 days as doctor suggested bcoz of COVID few days back. Now quarantine also over. may be steroid is the reason?
Any further medication required. Kindly suggest.
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Take consultation. Stop steroids if course is over. Continue apixaban for prescribed period. Continue anti hypertensive drugs.
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It is a long illness
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Dr. Sivabal V
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11 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Please consult your doctor. Post covid high heart rates could be due to anxiety, clots ( high d Dimer) , infections ( patients is on steroids).
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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Aurangabad
The blood picture shows infection. High heart rate is multifactorial. Infection or dehydration can cause high heart rate
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