Do Vibryd And Rabeprazole Cause Palpitation?
Question: what are the side effects of taking Vibryd or Rabeprazole? I had a echocardiogram today that showed a strong heart. I don't smoke or drink and work out regularly. I had halter heart ekg monitor on four 48 hours that showed a one time 6 second delay between beats. I have had palpatations for months so was getting it checked. I'm seeing the cardiologist Monday and have read that these symptoms can also be caused by drugs. I have historically drank two pots of coffee a day but recently have cut down to about 3 cups. I have severe and chronic ulcers that contribute to heartburn that also makes me feel it's my heart. Thoughts?
Brief Answer:
Side effects of medications.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Vibryd (vilazofone) is an antidepressant. The side effects include allergy, urinary retention, tiredness, sleepiness, blurred vision, memory problems in elderly.
Rabeprazole is a proton pump inhibitor and side effects include bloating, rarely allergy, decreased bone density, decreased magnesium which can affect heart rhythm, diarrhea and c.difficle infection.
EKG monitor showing one time 6 second delay is not cause for concern
Please be advised to follow up with your cardiologist as scheduled
Hope this answers your question.
Regards,
Dr. Lekshmi Rita Venugopal
General & Family Physician
Side effects of medications.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Vibryd (vilazofone) is an antidepressant. The side effects include allergy, urinary retention, tiredness, sleepiness, blurred vision, memory problems in elderly.
Rabeprazole is a proton pump inhibitor and side effects include bloating, rarely allergy, decreased bone density, decreased magnesium which can affect heart rhythm, diarrhea and c.difficle infection.
EKG monitor showing one time 6 second delay is not cause for concern
Please be advised to follow up with your cardiologist as scheduled
Hope this answers your question.
Regards,
Dr. Lekshmi Rita Venugopal
General & Family Physician
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