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  5. I had an ECG and was told it is abnormal. My heart rate is around 90 bpm, and I am taking Ciplar 40 mg, but not seeing much improvement. What should I do?

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I had an ECG and was told it is abnormal. My heart rate is around 90 bpm, and I am taking Ciplar 40 mg, but not seeing much improvement. What should I do?

Asked by Male, 42 · 2 days ago

Mr Vikas Singh

Mr Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

2 days ago

Ciplar 40 mg is used to control heart rate and reduce symptoms like palpitations by slowing the heart. However, an abnormal ECG can have different causes, and this medicine may not address all of them. A heart rate of around 90 bpm is slightly high but not always serious on its own. Since you are not seeing improvement, it is important to get your condition reassessed. Consult a doctor to review your ECG and decide if any change in treatment is needed.
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  1. Summary of ECG Results

    • Common reasons for abnormal ECG in a 42-year-old male include arrhythmias, ischemia, or hypertrophy. Consult your doctor for specific interpretation.

  2. Role of Propranolol (Ciplar)

    • Propranolol helps manage blood pressure and heart rhythm. It may take time to see effects; consistent use is crucial.

  3. Next Steps

    • Consult a cardiologist for a detailed evaluation. Consider further tests like an echocardiogram or stress test.

  4. When to Seek Urgent Care

    • Seek immediate help if experiencing chest pain, severe dizziness, or shortness of breath.

Answered 2 days ago