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Chest Pain. ECG Showed Increased Heart Rate. Prescribed Bisoprolol. Due To Heart Damage?
hi i took something i shouldnt have back in start of december - i went 2 doc who gave me an ecg & said my heart was racin at 108 .. i had been very panicy & nervise before this - doc have put me on 2.5mg Bisoprolol Fumarate a day .. this is my 6th day on them - ive also had a follow up ecg which doc said my heart rate was down to 57 - she is sendin me for an ultrascan on heart in new yr at some point - but im still gettin pains in my chest . is this cause my hearts been damaged ? or is is it there stress ? or does my heart just need to settle down again ?
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The increased heart rate called as tacycardia usually occur due to stress and anxiety(tension) and it could also cause pain in chest.
Relax,there is nothing to worry.
Medicine has controlled your heart rate,continue with medicine till you get your echocardiogram(scan of heart) done to rule out any organic cause of tacycardia.
Then you can discontinue medicine in consultation with your physicianm
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Chest Pain. ECG Showed Increased Heart Rate. Prescribed Bisoprolol. Due To Heart Damage?
Hi thanks for your question The increased heart rate called as tacycardia usually occur due to stress and anxiety(tension) and it could also cause pain in chest. Relax,there is nothing to worry. Medicine has controlled your heart rate,continue with medicine till you get your echocardiogram(scan of heart) done to rule out any organic cause of tacycardia. Then you can discontinue medicine in consultation with your physicianm Hope this answers your question