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How To Treat Low Pulse Rate Without Medicines?

hello doctor, i am 36 years old women yesterday i did the test of sugar, lipid pro. , urine and ecg. All the test was normal but doctor perescribed me concor cor 2.5 mg he says that my pulse rate bit low i hesitate to take this medicine . should i take this medicine
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Hi welcome to HCM.
Low pulse rate does not need any specific treatment,unless accompanied by symptoms of dizziness and sweating.I advise you to have a 24 holter ecg to document the cause of persistent low heart rate.In most cases this could be because of intrinsic high vagal tone.Regular physical exercise for 20 min a day can help to increase the resting heart rates.Refractory cases need an implantable pacemaker.Consult a cardiologist for further care.
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How To Treat Low Pulse Rate Without Medicines?

Hi welcome to HCM. Low pulse rate does not need any specific treatment,unless accompanied by symptoms of dizziness and sweating.I advise you to have a 24 holter ecg to document the cause of persistent low heart rate.In most cases this could be because of intrinsic high vagal tone.Regular physical exercise for 20 min a day can help to increase the resting heart rates.Refractory cases need an implantable pacemaker.Consult a cardiologist for further care. Thank you.