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Suggest Treatment For Chest Discomfort And Lightheadedness
I m 35 have been having arrhythmias for 4-5 days now. Under a lot of stress, thought it was related. Take bp meds, migraine med daily and anxiety med. recently began feeling weak, lightheaded, unsteady on feet and now heart burn type feeling. Bp is 110/47 pulse is 47. What should I do?
Hello. Thank you for your question and welcome to HCM. I understand your concern.
By the figures provided in your information, my the heart rate is relatively slow. It normally ranges from 60 to 100 beats per minute. Now, you mentioned you are on blood pressure-lowering medications. Well, there are certain drugs used for this cause, that also have slowing heart rate effect, such as beta-blockers, certain calcium channel blockers. My recommendation is that you consult your regular doctor to review the medication dosages and establish whether this is your true heart rate or not. To do so, I would also recommend you to be put on a 24-hour Holter rhythm monitor to determine what kind of arrhythmias are these that your experiencing. When the result is back, feel free to ask again.
I hope I was helpful. Take care. Good day.
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Suggest Treatment For Chest Discomfort And Lightheadedness
Hello. Thank you for your question and welcome to HCM. I understand your concern. By the figures provided in your information, my the heart rate is relatively slow. It normally ranges from 60 to 100 beats per minute. Now, you mentioned you are on blood pressure-lowering medications. Well, there are certain drugs used for this cause, that also have slowing heart rate effect, such as beta-blockers, certain calcium channel blockers. My recommendation is that you consult your regular doctor to review the medication dosages and establish whether this is your true heart rate or not. To do so, I would also recommend you to be put on a 24-hour Holter rhythm monitor to determine what kind of arrhythmias are these that your experiencing. When the result is back, feel free to ask again. I hope I was helpful. Take care. Good day.