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Urgent : Pulse rate dropping - 40 to 47
Having history of heart attack 2 times.
Undergone CABG surgery in 2006.
Pulse rate has dropped drastically in the last 48 hours. Fluctuating between 40-47.
Consulted house physician and he has recommended to stop Navicard 5 mg.
Kindly advice.
Taking following medications now except Navicard:
1. IROVEL 300 mg - 1/2 tablet daily after breakfast.
2. STAMLO - 5 - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
3. NAVICARD - 5 mg - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
4. ASPIRIN -75 - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
5. CLAVID-75 - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
6. COQ - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
7. Omega-3 -1500 mg - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
8. Neuroday H - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
9. B.Fet tablet - 1 tablet daily after breakfast
10. NAVICARD - 5 mg - 1 tablet daily after dinner
11. Olsar-H 40 mg - 1 tablet daily after dinner
12. Ezeedoc 10 mg - 2 tablets daily after dinner
13. Rosubas 40 mg - 1 tablet daily after dinner
14. Silotime 8 mg - 1 tablet after dinner
Kindly advice urgently.
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After stopping nevicard, wait for 4-5 day, pulse may improved, if not improved then need holter monitoring
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Stop Nebicard
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Need further details to clarify.Kindly consult online so as to talk and guide accordingly
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Dr. Pankaj Gupta
Cardiologist
11 yrs exp
Panchkula
Firstly stop Nevicard. If pulse is still remaining low or pt is having angina symptoms or giddiness or altered sensorium then he requires urgent hospitalization and needs holter examination. Do check BP also if that also coming low then definately needs admission
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Dr. Shailesh Jayade
General Physician
16 yrs exp
Amravati
Needs holter, if any angina coronary angiography..
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
Cardiologist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Low pulse rate is significant problem can solve by stopping nebicard
If no giddiness you may wait at home monitor bp and pulse
If no feeling ok always better to show in hospital close by
For now nebicard stop check bp frequent
Take care
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