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My Heart Rate Is 48 Per Minute

I am having high blood preasure problem and now a days i am taking amlopres 5 mg from last 3 months and i also have hyperlipidemia my heart rate is near about 50 per minute in the morning time and in day time it is from 60-7o per minute is this normal
posted on Mon, 15 Mar 2010
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Hi.. Heart rate variations can occur due to multiple factors that include stress.. See a doctor if you develop any symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, chest pain.. If the pulse rate is persistently you may have to get a cardiac evaluation..
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hello,
variation in heasr rate can be a sign of a block in the conduction system of the heart. I would advise tou to get a ekg done and also a echocardiography. Consult a cardiologist in this regard. Also you need to take medications for hyperlipedemia as it is a risk factor, you need to have the lipid levels under control. Get a regular blood pressure measurement. In case the symptoms worsen or you feel any disconforting symptoms call your emergency number. I hope i have answered your query. Take care
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My Heart Rate Is 48 Per Minute

Hi.. Heart rate variations can occur due to multiple factors that include stress.. See a doctor if you develop any symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, chest pain.. If the pulse rate is persistently you may have to get a cardiac evaluation..