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High blood pressure. On coveram, concor. Variations in heart rate. Concerned?
Hi Dr Grief,
I am 38 year old and currently taking Coveram 10/5 and concor 2.5 because of high blood pressure. I take coveram in the morning and concor in the evening. My BP rate is currently normal below the 140/90 mark with the odd occasions going over. My question is about my resting heart rate, I noticed that it is reading around the 70 to 80 mark with the odd occasions going to the range of 60s. Is this normal or is it considered high? I have an office type job.
Thanks,
Sam
I am 38 year old and currently taking Coveram 10/5 and concor 2.5 because of high blood pressure. I take coveram in the morning and concor in the evening. My BP rate is currently normal below the 140/90 mark with the odd occasions going over. My question is about my resting heart rate, I noticed that it is reading around the 70 to 80 mark with the odd occasions going to the range of 60s. Is this normal or is it considered high? I have an office type job.
Thanks,
Sam
Asked On : Sat, 6 Apr 2013
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Hi friend,
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A pulse of 60 to 100 is still in range.
No biological parameter is constant - variation is the rule...
Circadian rhythm / Beta-blocker (concor) have a role
If you are concerned, HOLTER (24 to 48 hour ambulatory monitoring) may be done for further analysis
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Welcome to Health Care Magic
A pulse of 60 to 100 is still in range.
No biological parameter is constant - variation is the rule...
Circadian rhythm / Beta-blocker (concor) have a role
If you are concerned, HOLTER (24 to 48 hour ambulatory monitoring) may be done for further analysis
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Answered: Mon, 6 May 2013
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