Is it normal for my heart test (ECG) to constantly show unusual wave patterns while I am taking the beta blocker Ciplar 60 LA daily for depression treatment?
It is completely understandable to feel concerned about unusual ECG patterns. Propranolol (the generic name for Ciplar 60 LA) is a beta-blocker that works by slowing your heart rate. Because of this, it is actually quite common and expected for it to alter your heart?s electrical activity, which can show up as harmless changes on an ECG. Please share these ECG results with your doctor or cardiologist. They can review the specific wave patterns to confirm they are simply a safe, normal response to your daily medication.
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Is it normal for my heart test (ECG) to constantly show unusual wave patterns while I am taking the beta blocker Ciplar 60 LA daily for depression treatment?
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