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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Echo Heart Beat Condition After Reducing Medication

i have been on cardicor for 8 months and have slowly been reducing the dose as my dr suggested im now on half a tablet a day but the fast heart rate has returned what should i do? i am a 51 year old female 5ft 8 in tall 10 1/2 stone. diagnosed with echo beat last year after calling paramedics after waking with a very fast heart beat that would not settle for over 30mins,
Fri, 20 Jan 2017
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Hello,

Normally beta blockers which you are currently taking, tend to decrease heart rate and when the dose is reduced then it excessively increase heart rate, which will settle after few days. Dose should be reduced slowly. Also, get once thyroid and hemoglobin tested. One ECG is needed and upload your ECG.

Hope I have answered you query. Reply if you have any doubts.

Regards,
Dr. Sagar Makode
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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Echo Heart Beat Condition After Reducing Medication

Hello, Normally beta blockers which you are currently taking, tend to decrease heart rate and when the dose is reduced then it excessively increase heart rate, which will settle after few days. Dose should be reduced slowly. Also, get once thyroid and hemoglobin tested. One ECG is needed and upload your ECG. Hope I have answered you query. Reply if you have any doubts. Regards, Dr. Sagar Makode